3. 3. What is the electric field potential function for a/an:a. line charge?b. disk of charge?c. charged conducting sphere (inside and outside)? Instructions:• The equations must be correct. They must include correctly written notations.• The short response answers must be accurate. No other term/s is/are possible other than the correctanswer.

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3. What is the electric field potential function for a/an: a. line charge? b. disk of charge? c. charged conducting sphere (inside and outside)?

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3. What is the electric field potential function for a/an:
a. line charge?
b. disk of charge?
c. charged conducting sphere (inside and outside)?

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• The equations must be correct. They must include correctly written notations.
• The short response answers must be accurate. No other term/s is/are possible other than the correct
answer.

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