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An infinite number of charges each equal to q is placed along x axis at x=1 , x=2 ,x=4, x=8, x=16 .... if the electric field at the origin due to these charges is 12000 N/C then value of q is (sum of infinite G.P is S= a/(1-t)
A) C
B) 1mC
C)1nC
D) 1`miu`C

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