4. Consider three infinite line charges with charged densities A, -2 A, 3 A placed at y = d, 0, -d respectively. What is the net electric field at the point y d/2? Set the upwards direction as the positive direction. (See diagram) y = d y = d/2 y = 0 -2A y = -d 3A A. E = 0 E В. 2 περd -2) E = C. TEnd E = D. περα B.

4. Consider three infinite line charges with charged densities A, -2 A, 3 A placed at y = d, 0, -d respectively. What is the net electric field at the point y d/2? Set the upwards direction as the positive direction. (See diagram) y = d y = d/2 y = 0 -2A y = -d 3A A. E = 0 E В. 2 περd -2) E = C. TEnd E = D. περα B.

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4. Consider three infinite line charges with charged densities A, -2 A, 3 A placed at y = d, 0, -d
respectively. What is the net electric field at the point y = d/2? Set the upwards direction as the
positive direction. (See diagram)
y = d
y = d/2
y = 0
-2A
y = -d
3A
A. E = 0
E
В.
2 περά
-2)
E
С.
TEnd
E =
D.
TEnd
B.

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