Question #4 For the following parts, take y= 10.0 cm, and xi 1.00 cm a. Consider the following semi-infinite line starting at xj and extending towards +o with a uniform line charge distribution of +20.0 nC/m. Calculate the electric field at P. y b. Now, consider the following semi-infinite line starting at -x1 and extending towards -00 with a uniform line charge distribution of +20.0 nC/m. Calculate the electric field at P. . P y Page 3/6

Question #4 For the following parts, take y= 10.0 cm, and xi 1.00 cm a. Consider the following semi-infinite line starting at xj and extending towards +o with a uniform line charge distribution of +20.0 nC/m. Calculate the electric field at P. y b. Now, consider the following semi-infinite line starting at -x1 and extending towards -00 with a uniform line charge distribution of +20.0 nC/m. Calculate the electric field at P. . P y Page 3/6

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