11:09 d G M O图“Ritesh Sah2.A uniform rod of length L lies on the x-axisas shown. The rod has a net charge of Q thatis uniformly spread alongits length.Q=+5.00e-9 CL= 5.00 metersA uniformly charged rod oflength L on the x-axis.Point P is at (5,2) meters on the x,y plane.Use the methods shown in class to:• Calculate the magnitude/size of the electric field at point P due to the rod.Calculate the Trig Angle, measured counter-clockwise from the +x-axis indegrees, of the electric field at point P due to the rod.

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