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Question
What happens to the electric field strength at a point if the distance from a point charge is doubled?
Correct Answer
Option C is the correct answer.
Detailed Explanation
Since E = kQ/r², doubling the distance (2r) result in (2r)² = 4r² in the denominator, making the field one-fourth as strong.
Hint
Follow the inverse-square law for E-fields.