-Q R 1. Suppose that a charged rod of uniform charge density A is formed into a semi- circle of radius R. Find the net electric field produced at the center at point P where the left half of the semi-circle holds a total charge of -Q while the other half is +Q as shown above. Express the electric field as a vector format (Ē).

-Q R 1. Suppose that a charged rod of uniform charge density A is formed into a semi- circle of radius R. Find the net electric field produced at the center at point P where the left half of the semi-circle holds a total charge of -Q while the other half is +Q as shown above. Express the electric field as a vector format (Ē).

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