5. Find D (in cartesian coordinates) at (6, 8,-10) caused by a point charge of 30 mc at the origin; b) a uniform line charge pl= 40 microcoulomb on the z axis, c) a uniform surface charge density ps= 57.2 microcoulomb /m² on the plane x= 9

5. Find D (in cartesian coordinates) at (6, 8,-10) caused by a point charge of 30 mc at the origin; b) a uniform line charge pl= 40 microcoulomb on the z axis, c) a uniform surface charge density ps= 57.2 microcoulomb /m² on the plane x= 9

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5. Find D (in cartesian coordinates) at (6,8,-10) caused by a point charge of 30 mC at the origin;
b) a uniform line charge pl= 40 microcoulomb on the z axis, c) a uniform surface charge density
ps= 57.2 microcoulomb /m² on the plane x= 9
6. Given the electric flux density, D= 0.3 r² anC/m² in free space: a) find E at point P(r=2, 0=25,
= 90 ); b) find the total charge within the sphere r= 3; c) find the total electric flux leaving the
sphere r=4.

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