Consider 3 charge distributions placed in free space (E0): n-2 (1) The first charge distribution is an infinite sheet located at x = 0 m plane with a uniform surface charge distribution of p3=(1/5)Tt nCm (2) The second charge distribution is an infinite sheet located at x = 4 m plane with a uniform surface charge distribution of p,=(-1/5)t nCm-2. (3)The third charge distribution is an infinite line located at x = 9 m, y=0 m lies parallel to z axis with a uniform line charge distribution of pi=(-4) nCm-1. Find the Electric field at point P(2,0,0). O a. -2.78 ey O b. 20.98 ey O C.-3.09 ex O d. 17.49 ex O e. -10.29 ex

Consider 3 charge distributions placed in free space (E0): n-2 (1) The first charge distribution is an infinite sheet located at x = 0 m plane with a uniform surface charge distribution of p3=(1/5)Tt nCm (2) The second charge distribution is an infinite sheet located at x = 4 m plane with a uniform surface charge distribution of p,=(-1/5)t nCm-2. (3)The third charge distribution is an infinite line located at x = 9 m, y=0 m lies parallel to z axis with a uniform line charge distribution of pi=(-4) nCm-1. Find the Electric field at point P(2,0,0). O a. -2.78 ey O b. 20.98 ey O C.-3.09 ex O d. 17.49 ex O e. -10.29 ex

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

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