Infinite Lines. Two parallel infinite lines of charge with linear charge densities +X and X are a distance d apart as shown. What is the electric field at point P a distance d/4 to the right of the left line charge? Take i and ĵ be the horizontal and vertical directions, respectively. +λ -λ Hİ d/4 O A. 2λ O B. O C. O D. Î Teod 2λ 3πЄd 8λ 3πЄd Î Î 8X 3π€ d Î

Infinite Lines. Two parallel infinite lines of charge with linear charge densities +X and X are a distance d apart as shown. What is the electric field at point P a distance d/4 to the right of the left line charge? Take i and ĵ be the horizontal and vertical directions, respectively. +λ -λ Hİ d/4 O A. 2λ O B. O C. O D. Î Teod 2λ 3πЄd 8λ 3πЄd Î Î 8X 3π€ d Î

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Chapter5: Electric Charges And Fields

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