Using coulomb's law find the electric field intensity at point P(4 cm,-6 cm, 6 cm) if a line conductor with negligible diameter contains a charge density of L. The line conductor is located Parallel with z-axis and going through point Q(0, 6 cm, 0). Given that the total length

Using coulomb's law find the electric field intensity at point P(4 cm,-6 cm, 6 cm) if a line conductor with negligible diameter contains a charge density of L. The line conductor is located Parallel with z-axis and going through point Q(0, 6 cm, 0). Given that the total length

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1. Using coulomb's law find the electric field intensity at point P(4 cm, 6 cm, 6 cm) if a line
conductor with negligible diameter contains a charge density of L. The line conductor is
located Parallel with z-axis and going through point Q(0, 6 cm, 0). Given that the total length
of the line conductor is 24 cm and y-axis is located at the middle of the line conductor.
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