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The charge density (l1 <z <l2) for a uniformly finite linear load distribution on the z-axis is known as ρl = constant[C / m]
Calculate the potential function using the relationship between E and V as an infinite long line (l1 → −∞, l2 → ∞). (We call this the logarithmic potential.) Find the electrostatic field vector with the help of Gauss's formula.
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