dV = dq A charge element da generates an electric potential At a distance of r. Suppose there is a charged wire with a constant charge of A in the field xy. Problem : Determine the electrical potential at the coordinate center point due to all parts of the wire if the shape of the wire is expressed by an arch of y(x). Determine the potential It's in integral form!

dV = dq A charge element da generates an electric potential At a distance of r. Suppose there is a charged wire with a constant charge of A in the field xy. Problem : Determine the electrical potential at the coordinate center point due to all parts of the wire if the shape of the wire is expressed by an arch of y(x). Determine the potential It's in integral form!

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