Help with this question please. 7. A rod of line t has a total charge of Q and a linear charge density of A, findthe electric potential at point P due to the rodPa→| dx|-The electric potential dV at P due to dq at x is:dqdV = kWheredq = Adx and r=Ja? +x²Integrate over the charge distribution on the line: (Show your work below)dqAdxV=[k%3DVa² + x?kQ 1+ Va² +1²In1+ va? +1?= kAlnaa

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7. A rod of line t has a total charge of Q and a linear charge density of A, find the electric potential at point P due to the rod dq dx= The electric potential dV at P due to dq at x is: dV = k- dq Where dq = Adx and r Integrate over the charge distribution on the line: (Show your work below) bp v= [ = Adx k- %3D va' + x kQ 1+ Va? +1? - In 1 (1+ va² +1? = kAln a a

7. A rod of line t has a total charge of Q and a linear charge density of A, find the electric potential at point P due to the rod dq dx= The electric potential dV at P due to dq at x is: dV = k- dq Where dq = Adx and r Integrate over the charge distribution on the line: (Show your work below) bp v= [ = Adx k- %3D va' + x kQ 1+ Va? +1? - In 1 (1+ va² +1? = kAln a a

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Chapter7: Electric Potential

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