If we were to draw in the electric field around an isolated negative charge using a vector field diagram, what would be the ratio of the length of the vector 14 mm away from the negative charge to the length of the vector 84 mm away? * O 1/36 O 36 O 1/6

If we were to draw in the electric field around an isolated negative charge using a vector field diagram, what would be the ratio of the length of the vector 14 mm away from the negative charge to the length of the vector 84 mm away? * O 1/36 O 36 O 1/6

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Chapter5: Electric Charges And Fields

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