D5.6. A perfectly conducting plane is located in free space at x = 4, and a uniform infinite line charge of 40 nC/m lies along the line x = V = 0 at the conducting plane. At P(7, –1, 5) find: (a) V; (b) E. 6, y = 3. Let %3D Ans. 317 V; -45.3a, – 99.2ay V/m

D5.6. A perfectly conducting plane is located in free space at x = 4, and a uniform infinite line charge of 40 nC/m lies along the line x = V = 0 at the conducting plane. At P(7, –1, 5) find: (a) V; (b) E. 6, y = 3. Let %3D Ans. 317 V; -45.3a, – 99.2ay V/m

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a uniform infinite line charge of 40 nC/m lies along the line x = 6, y = 3. Let
V = 0 at the conducting plane. At P(7, –1, 5) find: (a) V; (b) E.
%3D
Ans. 317 V; –45.3ax - 99.2ay V/m

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