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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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Consider a thin rod 1 meter in length that carries a non-uniform charge density lamda = .005 mC/m2 x + .001 mc/m where x is the position of a point on the rod relative to an origin placed at one end. How much charge is on the rod? Answer in mC.

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The length of the rod is L = 1 m

The charge density of the non-uniform rod is $λ = 0.005 \frac{mC}{m^{2}} x + 0.001 \frac{mC}{m}$ where x is the position of a point on the rod relative to an origin placed at one end.

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How much charge is on the rod?

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