Two conductors with concentric radii r1=5 m and r2=14 m are placed in such a way that their center is the origin. While there is a charge Q1=4.5 uC on the circle with radius r1, there is a charge Q2=2.2µC. Solution, Find the amplitude of the electric field at point A(5.4, 111°, 62°) is given below.Tn=3.14161•10-936nE=Q2r2Q1r1→yResponse:Choose. +

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Two conductors with concentric radii r1=5 m and r2=14 m are placed in such a way that their center is the origin. While there is a charge Q1=4.5 µC on the circle with radius r1, there is a charge Q2=2.2 µC. Solution, Find the amplitude of the electric field at point A(5.4, 111°, 62") is given below. n=3.1416

Two conductors with concentric radii r1=5 m and r2=14 m are placed in such a way that their center is the origin. While there is a charge Q1=4.5 µC on the circle with radius r1, there is a charge Q2=2.2 µC. Solution, Find the amplitude of the electric field at point A(5.4, 111°, 62") is given below. n=3.1416

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