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The electric field at a distance `r` from a long wire having charge per unit length `lambda` is

A

`k((lambda)/(r^(2)))`

B

`k((lambda)/(r))`

C

`k((lambda)/(2r))`

D

`k((2lambda)/(r))`

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`E = (lambda)/(2 pi in_(0) r) = (1)/( 4 pi in_(0)) .(2 lambda)/(r ) = k ((2 lambda)/(r ))`
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