Calculate, in Newtons/Coulomb, the strength of the electric field produced by a particle with 0.802nC (nanoCoulombs) of charge, at some point P’ located 4.922m away from the charge. Compute your answer to 2 decimal places. Be careful with units

Calculate, in Newtons/Coulomb, the strength of the electric field produced by a particle with 0.802nC (nanoCoulombs) of charge, at some point P’ located 4.922m away from the charge. Compute your answer to 2 decimal places. Be careful with units

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