Q.2) Assume that a rod has a uniformly distributed total positive charge +Q. Also,assume that the rod is bent into a circular section of radius R and central angle o rad.a) Find the electric field at the center P of this arc in terms of k, Q, 0, n, R and obtainthe electric field for the angelsb) ф-0c) ф-пd) ф-2пX x X

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2) Assume that a rod has a uniformly distributed total positive charge +Q. Also, sume that the rod is bent into a circular section of radius R and central angle o rad. Find the electric field at the center P of this arc in terms of k, Q, 0, n, R and obtain e electric field for the angels R

2) Assume that a rod has a uniformly distributed total positive charge +Q. Also, sume that the rod is bent into a circular section of radius R and central angle o rad. Find the electric field at the center P of this arc in terms of k, Q, 0, n, R and obtain e electric field for the angels R

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