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Problem 10 (10 points) (Chap 5.12) (Learning objective: E potential from point charge) An infinite line of charge having line charge density p₁ exists along the z-axis. Find the electric potential difference V21 between points at distances p₁ and p2 along a radial extending from the line of charge. Leave pr and the permittivity of the medium (e) as inde- pendent variables. Note: You do not need to derive an expression for the electric field due to the line of charge; feel free to use an expression from a textbook for this.

Problem 10 (10 points) (Chap 5.12) (Learning objective: E potential from point charge) An infinite line of charge having line charge density p₁ exists along the z-axis. Find the electric potential difference V21 between points at distances p₁ and p2 along a radial extending from the line of charge. Leave pr and the permittivity of the medium (e) as inde- pendent variables. Note: You do not need to derive an expression for the electric field due to the line of charge; feel free to use an expression from a textbook for this.

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Problem 10 (10 points) (Chap 5.12) (Learning objective: E potential from point charge) An infinite line of charge having line charge density p₁ exists along the z-axis. Find the electric potential difference V21 between points at distances p₁ and p2 along a radial extending from the line of charge. Leave pr and the permittivity of the medium (e) as inde- pendent variables. Note: You do not need to derive an expression for the electric field due to the line of charge; feel free to use an expression from a textbook for this.
Transcribed Image Text:Problem 10 (10 points) (Chap 5.12) (Learning objective: E potential from point charge) An infinite line of charge having line charge density p₁ exists along the z-axis. Find the electric potential difference V21 between points at distances p₁ and p2 along a radial extending from the line of charge. Leave pr and the permittivity of the medium (e) as inde- pendent variables. Note: You do not need to derive an expression for the electric field due to the line of charge; feel free to use an expression from a textbook for this.
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