The rod shown in the figure on the right has a uniformly distributed charge -Q. Find the expression for the electric potential at position P, which is located as shown in the figure. Give your answer as a function of known parameters (Q, d, L, y, so).

The rod shown in the figure on the right has a uniformly distributed charge -Q. Find the expression for the electric potential at position P, which is located as shown in the figure. Give your answer as a function of known parameters (Q, d, L, y, so).

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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