The magnitude of electric field at point (A) at a distance r =3 m from the center of a charged conductor of radius R= 0.2 m is E=2000 N/C outwards. What is the net charge (in µC) on the conductor? r= 3m A R=0.2m

The magnitude of electric field at point (A) at a distance r =3 m from the center of a charged conductor of radius R= 0.2 m is E=2000 N/C outwards. What is the net charge (in µC) on the conductor? r= 3m A R=0.2m

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The magnitude of electric field at point (A) at a distance r =3 m from the center of a charged conductor of radius R= 0.2 m is E=2000 N/C outwards.
What is the net charge (in µC) on the conductor?
r= 3m
A
R=0.2m

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