Consider two points 4(0, 0) and B(0, L) on the xy-plane for some positive distance L. Find the electric field E(2L, 4L) under the following conditions. (a) Point charges +Q and -Q are put at A and B, respectively. (b) Infinite line charges of densities +Pand-P are put at A and B, respectively. The line charges are parallel to the z-axis. Keep all the expressions in the rectangular coordinate system.

Consider two points 4(0, 0) and B(0, L) on the xy-plane for some positive distance L. Find the electric field E(2L, 4L) under the following conditions. (a) Point charges +Q and -Q are put at A and B, respectively. (b) Infinite line charges of densities +Pand-P are put at A and B, respectively. The line charges are parallel to the z-axis. Keep all the expressions in the rectangular coordinate system.

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