A uniformly charged rod of length L and the total charge Q is given in the figure. Part A (Figure 1) Figure a 1 of 1 2L 3 q Q + + What is the vertical component of electric field (E) magnitude at point P due to a uniformly charged rod of length L=17 m and the total charge Q=21 μC (Take k=8.99*10^9) N.m^2/C^2) + F= Submit + d=1 m + + + Request Answer + Part A - Express your answer to two significant figures. What is the force acting on the point charge q=3.2x10-19 C, located a=155 cm away from a uniformly charged ring of charge Q=174 µC and radius R = 30 cm. —| ΑΣΦ L ? N

A uniformly charged rod of length L and the total charge Q is given in the figure. Part A (Figure 1) Figure a 1 of 1 2L 3 q Q + + What is the vertical component of electric field (E) magnitude at point P due to a uniformly charged rod of length L=17 m and the total charge Q=21 μC (Take k=8.99*10^9) N.m^2/C^2) + F= Submit + d=1 m + + + Request Answer + Part A - Express your answer to two significant figures. What is the force acting on the point charge q=3.2x10-19 C, located a=155 cm away from a uniformly charged ring of charge Q=174 µC and radius R = 30 cm. —| ΑΣΦ L ? N

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