The annulus shown in (Eigure 1) carries a uniform surface charge density o. Its axis coincides with the x-axis. The potential at an arbitrary point P on the axis is given by V(x) = 2Tko(Vx² +6² – Va² +a²), where the zero of potential is at infinity. Figure 1 of 1

The annulus shown in (Eigure 1) carries a uniform surface charge density o. Its axis coincides with the x-axis. The potential at an arbitrary point P on the axis is given by V(x) = 2Tko(Vx² +6² – Va² +a²), where the zero of potential is at infinity. Figure 1 of 1

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What is the magnitude of the electric field on the axis of the annulus for x>0? Express your answer in terms of a, b, σ, x, and Coulomb constant k.

The annulus shown in (Figure 1) carries a uniform surface
charge density o. Its axis coincides with the a-axis.
The potential at an arbitrary point P on the axis is given
by V(æ) = 27ko(/x² +b² – Væ2 + a²), where the
zero of potential is at infinity.
Figure
1 of 1

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