5. Determine the total electric field intensity (E) in free space at point P(1, -4, -2)m due to a point charge Q=22nC which is at (4, 3, 1)m and a line charge with charge density equal to 12nC/m which is at x=4m and y=2m.

5. Determine the total electric field intensity (E) in free space at point P(1, -4, -2)m due to a point charge Q=22nC which is at (4, 3, 1)m and a line charge with charge density equal to 12nC/m which is at x=4m and y=2m.

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5. Determine the total electric field intensity (E) in free space at point P(1, -4, -2)m due to a point charge
Q=22nC which is at (4, 3, 1)m and a line charge with charge density equal to 12nC/m which is at x-4m
and y=2m.

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