A strip of invisible tape 0.14 m long by 0.017 m wide is charged uniformly with...

  

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A strip of invisible tape 0.14 m long by 0.017 m wide is charged uniformly with a total net charge of 9 nC (nano = 1e-9) and is suspended horizontally, so it lies along the x axis, with its center at the origin, as shown in the diagram. Calculate the approximate electric field at location <0, 0.03, 0> m (location A) due to the strip of tape. Do this by dividing the strip into three equal sections, as shown in the diagram, and approximating each section as a point charge. What is the approximate electric field at A due to piece #1? N/C What is the approximate electric field at A due to piece #2? N/C What is the approximate electric field at A due to piece #3? N/C What is the approximate net electric field at A? N/C What could you do to improve the accuracy of your calculation? Divide the tape into more pieces. Use three pieces but give many more significant figures in the answer. Divide the tape into fewer pieces. Ax 3 A strip of invisible tape 0.14 m long by 0.017 m wide is charged uniformly with a total net charge of 9 nC (nano = 1e-9) and is suspended horizontally, so it lies along the x axis, with its center at the origin, as shown in the diagram. Calculate the approximate electric field at location <0, 0.03, 0> m (location A) due to the strip of tape. Do this by dividing the strip into three equal sections, as shown in the diagram, and approximating each section as a point charge. What is the approximate electric field at A due to piece #1? N/C What is the approximate electric field at A due to piece #2? N/C What is the approximate electric field at A due to piece #3? N/C What is the approximate net electric field at A? N/C What could you do to improve the accuracy of your calculation? Divide the tape into more pieces. Use three pieces but give many more significant figures in the answer. Divide the tape into fewer pieces. Ax 3