I) Two uniformly charged rods, bent into circular arcs, ave equal and opposite linear charge densities ±λ C/m. Their ends are placed together so that they form a semicir- le of radius R as shown in Fig. 23.54. What is the electric eld strength at the center? R

I) Two uniformly charged rods, bent into circular arcs, ave equal and opposite linear charge densities ±λ C/m. Their ends are placed together so that they form a semicir- le of radius R as shown in Fig. 23.54. What is the electric eld strength at the center? R

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18 (1) Two uniformly charged rods, bent into circular arcs,
have equal and opposite linear charge densities ±A C/m.
Their ends are placed together so that they form a semicir-
cle of radius R as shown in Fig. 23.54. What is the electric
field strength at the center?
R
FIGURE 23.54 Problem 18.

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