Each of the charged objects described in parts (a)-(c) lie in the xy-plane and are centered on the origin. In each part: (i) Calculate the electric field at a point z along the z-axis. (ii) Discuss the asymptotic behavior of your answer for large z (i.e., much larger than the size of the object). Is it as you would expect? Explain.

Each of the charged objects described in parts (a)-(c) lie in the xy-plane and are centered on the origin. In each part: (i) Calculate the electric field at a point z along the z-axis. (ii) Discuss the asymptotic behavior of your answer for large z (i.e., much larger than the size of the object). Is it as you would expect? Explain.

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