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1. A 9.0 x 10-12 C charge at point 1m away will have an electric field intensity of a. 0.801 N/C b. 0.081 N/C ç. 0.108 N/C

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1. A 9.0 x 10-12 C charge at point 1m away will have an electric field
intensity of
a. 0.801 N/C
b. 0.081 N/C
c. 0.108 N/C

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