Find the electric field at the point P (0,5,0) due to a charged body with a charge density of 30 nC / m on the Z-axis and charged bodies with a surface charge density of 20ϵo nC/m2 at y = 10 m. (( \epsilon \)o =10-9/(36ππ) A. ET=108ar +10ay nV/m B. ET=98ay nV/m C. ET=46ay nV/m D. ET=26ay nV/m E. ET=-26ay nV/m

Find the electric field at the point P (0,5,0) due to a charged body with a charge density of 30 nC / m on the Z-axis and charged bodies with a surface charge density of 20ϵo nC/m2 at y = 10 m. (( \epsilon \)o =10-9/(36ππ) A. ET=108ar +10ay nV/m B. ET=98ay nV/m C. ET=46ay nV/m D. ET=26ay nV/m E. ET=-26ay nV/m

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