Physics 4. A thin rod with length L has a charge density given by 22 240 (2/1 Ľ² figure. What is the magnitude of the electric field at P? Hint: Start with dE = k λ= L-z " where L and Ao are constants. See L/2 L dq dE P 2

Physics 4. A thin rod with length L has a charge density given by 22 240 (2/1 Ľ² figure. What is the magnitude of the electric field at P? Hint: Start with dE = k λ= L-z " where L and Ao are constants. See L/2 L dq dE P 2

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240 (23/1
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figure. What is the magnitude of the electric field at P?
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L/2
L
dq
dE
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