Answer:
0.75 NC⁻¹
Explanation:
Electric field intensity ( or strength of the electric field ) is the force per a 1 C charge,
So, Force (F) = Electric field intensity(E) × Charge (q)
F = E×q ⇒ q = F/E
= 4.5×10⁻⁴/6×10⁻⁴ = 0.75 NC⁻¹
According to cool om's law electric fields are generated due to charges. When charges are same there is a repulsive force acted on both charges. When charges are opposite there is a attraction force acted on both charges.
According to cool om's law,
F =G×q1×q2 / r²
F = force exerted of two charges
q1 , q2 = charges
r = distance between two charges
And also Electric field intensity is a vector which has a magnitude and direction both. Direction is depending on a charge and the sign of the charge
I believe it's technically referred to as the Normal force.
However I like to think of it as the reaction force, as it is the force that is a result of obeying Newton's 3rd law ("<span>For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction"). The upward force from the ground is the reaction to the downward force of gravity.</span>
I think it's true
I'm not really sure
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