For an infinitely long wire with uniform line-charge density, 2, along the z-axis, the electric field at a point (a, b, 0) away from the origin is (ê,,ê,, and ê, are unit vectors in Cartesian coordinate system) (a) 2ne, va? +b? (ê, +ê,), (b) 2nE, (a +b) (aê, + bê,) [JAM 2016] 2. (c) 2πε, να+b (d)

For an infinitely long wire with uniform line-charge density, 2, along the z-axis, the electric field at a point (a, b, 0) away from the origin is (ê,,ê,, and ê, are unit vectors in Cartesian coordinate system) (a) 2ne, va? +b? (ê, +ê,), (b) 2nE, (a +b) (aê, + bê,) [JAM 2016] 2. (c) 2πε, να+b (d)

College Physics

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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