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In the empty space with charge distributions, it was observed that the electrostatic field at point...

In the empty space with charge distributions, it was observed that the electrostatic field at point A (1,0,0) is ?⃗ (1,0,0) = ?? + ??.

a) Identify a solution that may produce an observed electrostatic field (there may be infinitely different charge distributions) so that it consists of at least two different types (spot, superficial, linear and volumetric) charge distribution? State clearly the location, type and value of the loads

b) Find the electrostatic field and potential that the charge distribution you set will form at the center of the coordinate system?

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