ng placed at x“ +z² = 16 and at y = 0 plane carries a uniform charge of 5nC/m. 1. Discuss the required scenario to solve this problem and then the corresponding mapping to find the proper answer for part "2" of this problem. 2. Find the electric field at P(0, y, 0). At what value of y the field is maximum. 3. If two identical point charges of Q = 2 nC are placed at (-4,0,0) and (4,0,0) %3D in addition to the ring, find the value of the total electric field at all values of P(0,y,0).

ng placed at x“ +z² = 16 and at y = 0 plane carries a uniform charge of 5nC/m. 1. Discuss the required scenario to solve this problem and then the corresponding mapping to find the proper answer for part "2" of this problem. 2. Find the electric field at P(0, y, 0). At what value of y the field is maximum. 3. If two identical point charges of Q = 2 nC are placed at (-4,0,0) and (4,0,0) %3D in addition to the ring, find the value of the total electric field at all values of P(0,y,0).

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