A semi-circle non-conducting wire with radius 93.00 [cm] is charged with charge 7.50×10-9 [C]. Calculate the electric field at the center of the semi-circle if the charge distribution is uniform. Ex = Ey = Ez = Consider the case in which the charge density is given by λ = λ° sin(θ), where θ is measured with respect to the x-axis. Calculate λ° and the electric field at the center of the semi-circle. λ° = Ex = Ey = Ez =

A semi-circle non-conducting wire with radius 93.00 [cm] is charged with charge 7.50×10-9 [C]. Calculate the electric field at the center of the semi-circle if the charge distribution is uniform. Ex = Ey = Ez = Consider the case in which the charge density is given by λ = λ° sin(θ), where θ is measured with respect to the x-axis. Calculate λ° and the electric field at the center of the semi-circle. λ° = Ex = Ey = Ez =

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