4. A wire lies on the z axis plane on the positive y axis and has a length L (one end is at z = 0 and the other at z= L). It has a linear charge density 2. Determine the electric field in the z direction at distance z on the z axis. Use Coulomb's law. f-- o dherge 7=Y9 here 2(22-Y9) dz 70 2 d2 dy (24) Ju =2z dz dy - फिङ चोम रयाश कै Continued on extra pape

4. A wire lies on the z axis plane on the positive y axis and has a length L (one end is at z = 0 and the other at z= L). It has a linear charge density 2. Determine the electric field in the z direction at distance z on the z axis. Use Coulomb's law. f-- o dherge 7=Y9 here 2(22-Y9) dz 70 2 d2 dy (24) Ju =2z dz dy - फिङ चोम रयाश कै Continued on extra pape

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4. A wire lies on the z axis plane on the positive y axis and has a length L (one end
is at z = 0 and the other at z= L). It has a linear charge density 2. Determine the
electric field in the z direction at distance z on the z axis. Use Coulomb's law.
f--
o dherge
7=Y9 here
2(22-Y9) dz
70
2 d2
dy
(24)
Ju =2z dz
dy
- फिङ चोम
रयाश कै
Continued on extra pape

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