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Q2) a) an infinit line charge pL-20nc/m along z axis in free space, find
the work done on a point carge Q=10nc if it carrying along a circular path
of a radius p=2m from -n to o-2n at z-0 plane.
b) a point charge of 2uc at origin in free spase, calculate V at point
(3,6,0) if V-3V at (0,2,2)

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