How much electric field will produced a charge of 1c at a distance of 1m from air?

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Ques: How much electric field will produced a charge of 1c at a distance of 1m from air?

Ans: Using, this formula to find electric field 



where q= 1 C ,   r = 1 m ,    



So, 

      


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