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Q3) given the following charge distributions; (2 -
PC) at point (1,1,1), find the
(i) The electric flux density at point Q (3,3,2).
(ii) The force that experienced on a charge of (1 PC) at Q (3,3,2) due to the three
charge distributions.
at x=2, (4T) at x=2, z=2, and (216r
m2
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Q4) evaluate both sides of the divergence theorem for the field;
A = 50r²a,
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