3. An insulator is in the form of a linear curve (in the unit of meter) with the parametric equations of: x(0) = 4(20-sin 20) and y(0) = 8sin²0 The insulator is charged with a constant linear charge density of p=5 μC/m. Find the total charge between 0 = 0 and 0 (hint: find the length of the curve first)

3. An insulator is in the form of a linear curve (in the unit of meter) with the parametric equations of: x(0) = 4(20-sin 20) and y(0) = 8sin²0 The insulator is charged with a constant linear charge density of p=5 μC/m. Find the total charge between 0 = 0 and 0 (hint: find the length of the curve first)

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Author:Russell E. Smith

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