Q2) If the volume charge density in space is specified as -20*Epsilon_not*sqrt(y) MC/m^3;where the potential is zero at y = 0 & the potential is 2 V at y = 2.5 mm;find the y-component of the electric field intensity & the voltage at y = 1 mm. *

Q2) If the volume charge density in space is specified as -20Epsilon_notsqrt(y) MC/m^3;where the potential is zero at y = 0 & the potential is 2 V at y = 2.5 mm;find the y-component of the electric field intensity & the voltage at y = 1 mm. *

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specified as -20*Epsilon_not*sqrt(y)
MC/m^3;where the potential is zero at y = 0
& the potential is 2 V at y = 2.5 mm;find the
y-component of the electric field intensity &
the voltage at y = 1 mm.

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