2. task: Find the electric field magnitude and potential on the axis of a half-hoop using direct integration. The radius of the half-hoop is R. The half-hoop is uniformly charged with linear density A. Verify the relation between intensity and potential. Z dl da X R

2. task: Find the electric field magnitude and potential on the axis of a half-hoop using direct integration. The radius of the half-hoop is R. The half-hoop is uniformly charged with linear density A. Verify the relation between intensity and potential. Z dl da X R

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2. task: Find the electric field magnitude and potential on the axis of a half-hoop using direct
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