thin rods of (Liio) Identical length 2a, where a = 5 cm has equal charges Q = 3 nC uniformly distributed along their lengths. The rods lie along the x-axis with their centers separated by a distance b = 20 cm as shown in the Figure. The electric field (in kN/C) a distance 8 cm from the :origin on the +x-axis is

thin rods of (Liio) Identical length 2a, where a = 5 cm has equal charges Q = 3 nC uniformly distributed along their lengths. The rods lie along the x-axis with their centers separated by a distance b = 20 cm as shown in the Figure. The electric field (in kN/C) a distance 8 cm from the :origin on the +x-axis is

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