A uniformly charged rod of length l with a non-linear charge density A = is laid along the x-axis as shown in the figure. There is an external electric field given by E - Ega²i where Eo is a constant. Find the total electric force on the rod. Select one: Εολο; 4 Εολο

A uniformly charged rod of length l with a non-linear charge density A = is laid along the x-axis as shown in the figure. There is an external electric field given by E - Ega²i where Eo is a constant. Find the total electric force on the rod. Select one: Εολο; 4 Εολο

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A uniformly charged rod of length l with a non-linear charge density ) = Aox
is laid along the x-axis as shown in the figure. There is an external electric field
given by E = Ega²i where Eo is a constant. Find the total electric force on the
rod.
Select one:
Εολο
4
Eodolî
Εολο
3
E,lol² ,
2

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