The electric field E of a charge is defined as E=F/Q where F is the Coulomb force and Q is the test charge.
E=(1/Q)*k*(q*Q)/r², where k=9*10^9 N*m²/C², q is the point charge, Q is the test charge and r is the distance between the charges.
So E=(k*q)/r²
When we input the numbers we get that electric field E of a point chage q is:
E=(9*10^9)*(5.4*10^-8)/0.2²=486/0.04=12150 N/C.
This is roughly E=12000 N/C =1.2*10^4 N/C
The correct answer is B.
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The closer the field lines, the stronger the field, whereas for electric field, the higher the electric flux passing through, the stronger the electric field.
Explanation:
Another difference between the two is that magnetic fields formed closed loops around the magnetic while electric fields do not. Electric fields are measured in two dimensional while magnetic fields in 3 dimensional. The electric field line can do work while magnetic fields can not (because particles in magnetic field remain constant even though the charge may change direction).
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5370*6 = 32,220 years
Answer: Attach it to clothing, personal flotation device or the person's person.
Explanation:
This particular Question or problem has to do with the rules and regulations or laws governing the use of Personal Watercraft(PWC) in the state of Florida in the United States of America. Hence, one of the rules that is applicable to the use of boats and waterways or the use of personal watercraft in Florida is that in florida, if ones pwc is equipped with an engine cut-off lanyard the person operating it must ATTACH IT TO THE CLOTHING, PERSONAL FLOATATION DEVICE IR THE OPERATORS' PERSON.
Another rule band the use of flammable personal flotation device with Personal Watercraft(PWC) in the state of Florida. All this rules and guildlines are made to limit or minimize hazards.
