dLANow, there's another rod of length LB = 79 cm is lying y = 6 cm above x-axis and parallel to x -axis as shown in the figure FIG-2. It carries a uniformlinear charge density AB = 28 µC/cm.b)Find the electric field in unit vector notation at point P due to the rod B.I component of the electric fieldGive your answer to at least three significance digits.N/Cy component of the electric fieldGive your answer to at least three significance digits.N/C dLIn Fig-1, there is a rod of length LA = 49 cm is lying on the x -axis whose one end is placed at the origin. It carries a uniform linear charge densityAA = -21 µC/cm. The point P is located on the x-axis at a distance d = 10 cm from the origin as shown in the figure.a) Find the electric field in unit vector notation at point P due to the rod A.I component of the electric fieldGive your answer to at least three significance digits.N/Cy component of the electric fieldGive your answer to at least three significance digits.N/C

Given, LB = 79 cm = 79 x 10-2 m λB=28μC/cm=28×10-4 C/m y=7 cm = 7 x 10-2 m

d LA Now, there's another rod of length Lg = 79 cm is lying y = 6 cm above x-axis and parallel to x -axis as shown in the figure FIG-2. It carries a uniform linear charge density AB = 28 µC/cm. b)Find the electric field in unit vector notation at point P due to the rod B. z component of the electric field Give your answer to at least three significance digits. N/C y component of the electric field Give your answer to at least three significance digits. N/C

d LA Now, there's another rod of length Lg = 79 cm is lying y = 6 cm above x-axis and parallel to x -axis as shown in the figure FIG-2. It carries a uniform linear charge density AB = 28 µC/cm. b)Find the electric field in unit vector notation at point P due to the rod B. z component of the electric field Give your answer to at least three significance digits. N/C y component of the electric field Give your answer to at least three significance digits. N/C

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