Two infinitely long wires are connected to a semi-circular wire of radius R. If there is uniform charge density 2 everywhere on the wires. Electric field at the centre of semi-circle is ++++ . (a) TI E, R (b) 2n e, R "E + + + + + + + + + 22 © zero (d) T E, R

Two infinitely long wires are connected to a semi-circular wire of radius R. If there is uniform charge density 2 everywhere on the wires. Electric field at the centre of semi-circle is ++++ . (a) TI E, R (b) 2n e, R "E + + + + + + + + + 22 © zero (d) T E, R

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2 everywhere on the wires. Electric field at the centre of semi-circle is
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(a)
T E, R
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+ + +
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(d)
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