QUESTION 2 (a) Given that a point charge of Q = 6 µC is located at (0, 0, 1), a uniform line charge density pL = 180 nC/m is located along x-axis and a uniform sheet of charge with Ps = 25 nC/m2 is located over the plane z = -1. Find the total electric field intensity, E at P(1, 5, 2) m in free space. (b) Two infinite sheets of uniform charge densities, ps = 0.0531 nC/m2, are located at z =-5 m and y = -5 m. (i) Determine the total electric field intensity, E at P(4, 2, 2) m. (ii) Determine the uniform line charge density pL necessary to produce same value of E at P(4, 2, 2) m if the charge is located along x-axis.

QUESTION 2 (a) Given that a point charge of Q = 6 µC is located at (0, 0, 1), a uniform line charge density pL = 180 nC/m is located along x-axis and a uniform sheet of charge with Ps = 25 nC/m2 is located over the plane z = -1. Find the total electric field intensity, E at P(1, 5, 2) m in free space. (b) Two infinite sheets of uniform charge densities, ps = 0.0531 nC/m2, are located at z =-5 m and y = -5 m. (i) Determine the total electric field intensity, E at P(4, 2, 2) m. (ii) Determine the uniform line charge density pL necessary to produce same value of E at P(4, 2, 2) m if the charge is located along x-axis.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

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