1. An infinitely thin rod of length L is uniformly charged with total charge Q and it extends from the origin to the point z = L on the z-axis. Section 500: Calculate the electric field at an arbitrary point P on the y axis.

1. An infinitely thin rod of length L is uniformly charged with total charge Q and it extends from the origin to the point z = L on the z-axis. Section 500: Calculate the electric field at an arbitrary point P on the y axis.

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