A thin rod of length L=6.4 m carries a uniform charge density 2=0.1 µC / m along its length. Take Coulomb's constant as k=9 x 10° N m² C? Determine the magnitude of the electric field at point A. Express your answer using 1 decimal place without the units. • x(m) 20

A thin rod of length L=6.4 m carries a uniform charge density 2=0.1 µC / m along its length. Take Coulomb's constant as k=9 x 10° N m² C? Determine the magnitude of the electric field at point A. Express your answer using 1 decimal place without the units. • x(m) 20

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