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Physics, 23.06.2020 23:01 mikayla843

Given specific value of parameter r =6.9 a, calculate the actual numerical ratio E(r)/E(2r) of magnitudes of the electric fields at point P for two different distances, r and 2r, in each of the configurations. This numerical ratio would then be approximately represented by 2n for scaling E(r) ∝ 1/rn, and that's how you determine

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