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Q1) A point charge 100 pc is located at (4, 1 ,-3) while the x-axis carries
charge 2 nc/m. If the plane z=3 also carries charge 5 nc/m², find E at
(1,1,1).
Q2) Find the electric field intensity at (0,0,5) caused by each of the
following charge distributions in free space:
Ring:- pL = 5 nc /m , r= 8, z=0.
Disc:- ps = 2 nc/m2, 0<r< 4, z= 0.
Q3) Calculate the total charge due to the charge distributions labeled A,
B, C in Fig.
P,=1 mC/m
PL 2 mC/m
P. -5 mC/m?
Q4) Two identical uniform line charge of pL= 3 nc/m are parallel to X-
axis at Z=0, Y= ±6. Determine the electric field E at (4,1,3).

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