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(b) Consider a system consisting two cylindrical structures, C1 and C2 with radius 0.1 m and 100 m in length which lies along the x-axis and y-axis accordingly. One end of each C1 and C2 is located at the origin as shown in the Figure Q.1(b). Given that C1 and C2 have a volume charge density of 20 pC/m³ and 10 pC/m³. (i) Calculate the electric field strength at (40,40,0) contributed by all charged elements present. (ii) Calculate the force acting to the C1 as a result by a point charge of 2 μC which is located at (40,40,0). 100 m 100 m 150 C2 (40,40,0) Figure Q.1(b)

(b) Consider a system consisting two cylindrical structures, C1 and C2 with radius 0.1 m and 100 m in length which lies along the x-axis and y-axis accordingly. One end of each C1 and C2 is located at the origin as shown in the Figure Q.1(b). Given that C1 and C2 have a volume charge density of 20 pC/m³ and 10 pC/m³. (i) Calculate the electric field strength at (40,40,0) contributed by all charged elements present. (ii) Calculate the force acting to the C1 as a result by a point charge of 2 μC which is located at (40,40,0). 100 m 100 m 150 C2 (40,40,0) Figure Q.1(b)

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(b) Consider a system consisting two cylindrical structures, C1 and C2 with radius 0.1 m and 100 m in length which lies along the x-axis and y-axis accordingly. One end of each C1 and C2 is located at the origin as shown in the Figure Q.1(b). Given that C1 and C2 have a volume charge density of 20 pC/m³ and 10 pC/m³. (i) Calculate the electric field strength at (40,40,0) contributed by all charged elements present. (ii) Calculate the force acting to the C1 as a result by a point charge of 2 μC which is located at (40,40,0). 100 m 100 m 150 C2 (40,40,0) Figure Q.1(b)
Transcribed Image Text:(b) Consider a system consisting two cylindrical structures, C1 and C2 with radius 0.1 m and 100 m in length which lies along the x-axis and y-axis accordingly. One end of each C1 and C2 is located at the origin as shown in the Figure Q.1(b). Given that C1 and C2 have a volume charge density of 20 pC/m³ and 10 pC/m³. (i) Calculate the electric field strength at (40,40,0) contributed by all charged elements present. (ii) Calculate the force acting to the C1 as a result by a point charge of 2 μC which is located at (40,40,0). 100 m 100 m 150 C2 (40,40,0) Figure Q.1(b)
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