but with uniform ch positioned with one- to be at infinity.
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![3. A thin rod of length L and uniform positive
charge per unit length -A is positioned on the
X-axis with one end at x = d. A second rod,
also of length L but with uniform charge per
unit length +1, is positioned with one end at x
=-d. Take V= 0 to be at infinity.
Find the electric potential due to the two rods
at the origin 0 (x = 0). If the electric potential
at O is zero, explain why. Otherwise find both
the magnitude and sign of the potential at 0.
d d.
+2
-A
(x=0)](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2Fbd3ff46a-cc0e-4143-b025-1e09d5e6c732%2F149f7089-b498-43fb-af2d-887cc5bc63b7%2Fma84ly_processed.jpeg&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:3. A thin rod of length L and uniform positive
charge per unit length -A is positioned on the
X-axis with one end at x = d. A second rod,
also of length L but with uniform charge per
unit length +1, is positioned with one end at x
=-d. Take V= 0 to be at infinity.
Find the electric potential due to the two rods
at the origin 0 (x = 0). If the electric potential
at O is zero, explain why. Otherwise find both
the magnitude and sign of the potential at 0.
d d.
+2
-A
(x=0)
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