A point charge with 10 nC is located at (-2,1,0) and an infinite length line charge distribution with uniform 1 nC/m charge density located at y=1, z=1 A) If V = 0 V at O(0,0,0) point, calculate V at A(3, -1,1) point. B) If V = 50 V at B(1,3,2), calculate V at (-1,2,2).

A point charge with 10 nC is located at (-2,1,0) and an infinite length line charge distribution with uniform 1 nC/m charge density located at y=1, z=1 A) If V = 0 V at O(0,0,0) point, calculate V at A(3, -1,1) point. B) If V = 50 V at B(1,3,2), calculate V at (-1,2,2).

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A point charge with 10 nC is located at (-2,1,0) and an infinite length line charge distribution
with uniform 1 nC/m charge density located at y=1, z=1
A) If V = 0 V at O(0,0,0) point, calculate V at A(3, –1,1) point.
B) If V = 50 V at B(1,3,2), calculate V at (-1,2,2).

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