Compute the magnitude of an electric field

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1. Compute the magnitude of an electric field, E, for a single point charge of 5 Coulombs that experiences a force of 10Newtons.

2. Compute the electric field strength, E, when there is a distance of 5 cm and a voltage of 6 Volts.

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