3. If you halve the distance from an "infinitely long" line of charge, the magnitude of...

3. If you halve the distance from an "infinitely long" line of charge, the magnitude of the electric field...
a, remain unchanged
b. decreases by a factor of two
c. decreases by a factor of four
d. doubles.
e. quadruples

4. Doubling the distance away from an infinite plane of charge causes the magnitude of the electric field to
a. decreases by a factor of four
b. double
c. quadruple
d. decrease by a factor of two
e. remain unchanged

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