The rod with length L, shown below, has a uniform charge perunit length of d > 0. If a = 8b, then the electric field strength at pointP is given byLAL11%3D4T€0 8bL+ 8bAL(B) Е —11%3D4T€0 8bL - 8b8AL(С) Е %—11-4T€0 LL – 8bAL(D) E =11%3D-4n€0 \ 86L+ 8bAL(E) E =(G-z)11%3DL+ 8b

Given: Length of rod is L with charge density λ>0, To find the electric field at point P as…

The rod with length L, shown below, has a uniform charge per unit length of A > 0. If a = 8b, then the electric field strength at point P is given by P a (A) E = (+) 1 1 4T€0 (86 L+ 8b AL 1 1 (В) Е 4T€0 (86 L - 8b 8AL 1 (C) E - 4T€0 L 8b - AL 1 1 (D) E %3D 4T€0 (86 L+ 8b AL 1 1 (E) E 4T€0 L+ 8b

The rod with length L, shown below, has a uniform charge per unit length of A > 0. If a = 8b, then the electric field strength at point P is given by P a (A) E = (+) 1 1 4T€0 (86 L+ 8b AL 1 1 (В) Е 4T€0 (86 L - 8b 8AL 1 (C) E - 4T€0 L 8b - AL 1 1 (D) E %3D 4T€0 (86 L+ 8b AL 1 1 (E) E 4T€0 L+ 8b

College Physics

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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