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A point charge of `5xx10^(-6)C` experience a force of `2xx10^(-3)` N when kept in a uniform electric field of intensity E. find E.

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We know that `vecF=qvecE`
Where `vecF` is force in newton & `vecE` is strength of electric field.
`rArr|vecE|=(|vecF|)/(q)=(2xx10^(-3))/(5xx10^(-6))N//C`
`400N//C`
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