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The electric field at location B has the value < 5000, −5000, 0 > N/C. What is the unit vector in the direction of E→ at this location? E^ = What is the electric force on the −8e−09 C charge? F→ = N What is the unit vector in the direction of this electric force? F^ =

The electric field at location B has the value < 5000, −5000, 0 > N/C. What is the unit vector in the direction of E→ at this location? E^ = What is the electric force on the −8e−09 C charge? F→ = N What is the unit vector in the direction of this electric force? F^ =

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The electric field at location B has the value < 5000 , − 5000 , 0 > N / C . What is the unit vector in the direction of E → at this location?
E ^ =
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What is the electric force on the − 8 e − 09 C charge?
F → = ◻ N
What is the unit vector in the direction of this electric force?
F ^ = ◻

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