Two very long line charge distributions have equal uniform charge density A but opposite in sign as shown in the figure below. If the constant separation distance is a, the electric field at point P is given by •P +y -A (A) E = 1 1. a² + d² -A 2n€o a2 + d² (B) E = 1. (C) E =- 2T€0 (V3d a+d, -A (D) Ē = 1 4T€0 a+d 1 (E) Ě = a+d 1.

Two very long line charge distributions have equal uniform charge density A but opposite in sign as shown in the figure below. If the constant separation distance is a, the electric field at point P is given by •P +y -A (A) E = 1 1. a² + d² -A 2n€o a2 + d² (B) E = 1. (C) E =- 2T€0 (V3d a+d, -A (D) Ē = 1 4T€0 a+d 1 (E) Ě = a+d 1.

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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