x=+2L x=0 x=+L P A non-conducting rod is along the x-axis between x=0 and x=+L. The linear charge density of the rod is given by 1 = Ax, where A is a constant. Which of the followings are true for this system? I. The unit of A may be C/m. AL2 II. The total charge of the rod is 2 A III. The electric field strength at P is - (1 – In(2)) 4T€0 A IV. The electric field strength at P is - (In(4) – 1) 4πεο

x=+2L x=0 x=+L P A non-conducting rod is along the x-axis between x=0 and x=+L. The linear charge density of the rod is given by 1 = Ax, where A is a constant. Which of the followings are true for this system? I. The unit of A may be C/m. AL2 II. The total charge of the rod is 2 A III. The electric field strength at P is - (1 – In(2)) 4T€0 A IV. The electric field strength at P is - (In(4) – 1) 4πεο

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