Given is the rod of length L with the linear charge of density ?=?/? . The...

Given is the rod of length L with the linear charge of density ?=?/? . The rod lies on the x axis with its midpoint at the origin. Find the electric field vector on y axis resulting from such continuous system of charge at distance y from the origin. Use this result to obtain the expression for electric field at distance y from the infinitely long wire.

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