A nanowire segment is centered on the x-axis and extends from -A to A where A = 1000 nm. The wire has a non- uniform linear charge distribution of 1(x) = (20)x². How much total charge is on the wire? (Ans: 1.33 × 10-17C)

A nanowire segment is centered on the x-axis and extends from -A to A where A = 1000 nm. The wire has a non- uniform linear charge distribution of 1(x) = (20)x². How much total charge is on the wire? (Ans: 1.33 × 10-17C)

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A nanowire segment is centered on the x-axis and extends from -A to A where A = 1000 nm. The wire has a non-
uniform linear charge distribution of 1(x) = (20)x². How much total charge is on the wire? (Ans:
1.33 x 10-17C)

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