Figure depicts two charge carying rods of charge QA = 53 nC and QB = 37 nC. Rod A has length LA = 37 cm and Rod B has length Lg = 40 cm respectively. Rod A at a distance d = 2 cm away from the origin of the coordinate system. Find the net electric field due to these two charged rods at point P, which is lying on the symmetry axis of both the rods. b) Find the net electric field at point P due to both the charged rods. z - component of the net electric field Give your answer up to at least three significance digits. N/C y- component of the net electric field

Figure depicts two charge carying rods of charge QA = 53 nC and QB = 37 nC. Rod A has length LA = 37 cm and Rod B has length Lg = 40 cm respectively. Rod A at a distance d = 2 cm away from the origin of the coordinate system. Find the net electric field due to these two charged rods at point P, which is lying on the symmetry axis of both the rods. b) Find the net electric field at point P due to both the charged rods. z - component of the net electric field Give your answer up to at least three significance digits. N/C y- component of the net electric field

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Figure depicts two charge carying rods of charge QA = 53 nC and QB
respectively. Rod A at a distance d = 2 cm away from the origin of the coordinate system. Find the net electric field due to these two charged rods at
point P, which is lying on the symmetry axis of both the rods.
37 nC. Rod A has length LA = 37 cm and Rod B has length LB = 40 cm
b) Find the net electric field at point P due to both the charged rods.
I - component of the net electric field
Give your answer up to at least three significance digits.
N/C
y- component of the net electric field
Give your answer up to at least three significance digits.
N/C
c) If an electron is placed at point P, find the magnitude of force on it.
magnitude of force
Give your answer up to at least three significance digits.
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