14354.8C3. A line charge of linear density 2-4.5 nC/m lies on the x axis and extends from x--5 cmto x-5 cm. Calculate the clectric field,A) On the x-axis at x 0.58 cm. 5.8 CmE= KeQarc+a)=8.9x1 (4.5xo?)D.584.%31f(-5)18122.2cB) At the point (-5, +5) cm.E =KeQallta)same but change sign

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3. A line charge of lineur density 2-4.5 nC/m lies cn the x axis and extends from x--5 cm to x-5 cm. Calculate the clectric fiekd, A) On the x-axis at x=0.58 cm. .8 Cm E: Kea arc+a) = 8.9x18 (4,5x10 ") 5(-5) D.58 = 2 -18122.20 B) At the point (-5, +5) cm. E =KeQ allta) Same but change sign -14354.8c

3. A line charge of lineur density 2-4.5 nC/m lies cn the x axis and extends from x--5 cm to x-5 cm. Calculate the clectric fiekd, A) On the x-axis at x=0.58 cm. .8 Cm E: Kea arc+a) = 8.9x18 (4,5x10 ") 5(-5) D.58 = 2 -18122.20 B) At the point (-5, +5) cm. E =KeQ allta) Same but change sign -14354.8c

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