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: 15 Points The Figure Shows A Rod With Its Central Axis Along The Y Axis And A Ring With Its Central Axis Along The X A 1 (60.06 KiB) Viewed 19 times

: 15 Points The Figure Shows A Rod With Its Central Axis Along The Y Axis And A Ring With Its Central Axis Along The X A 2 (56.02 KiB) Viewed 19 times

: 15 Points The Figure Shows A Rod With Its Central Axis Along The Y Axis And A Ring With Its Central Axis Along The X A 3 (20.07 KiB) Viewed 19 times

[15 Points] The figure shows a rod with its central axis along the y-axis and a ring with its central axis along the x-axis. •The rod, located at a distance y = 14 [cm] from the origin, has a length L = 1 [cm] and a charge Qrod = 39 [pC] uniformly distributed. •The ring, located at a distance d = 20 [cm] from the origin, has a radius R = 10 [cm] and a charge Qring = -93 [pc] uniformly distributed. y [cm] 11-E14 - d --- R x [cm]
1. [2 Points] Calculate the magnitude of the electric field created by the rod at the origin. Erod H 17.93 2. [2 Points] What is the direction of the electric field vector created by the rod at the origin. Downward 3. [2 Points] Calculate the magnitude of the electric field created by the ring at the origin. Ering = 14.97 4. [2 Points] What is the direction of the electric field vector created by the ring at the origin. To the right [N/C] Arod 3.9E-9 5. [2 Points] Calculate the linear charge density of the rod and select the corresponding unit. = [N/C] 1.48E-10 6. [2 Points] Calculate the linear charge density of the ring. Aring C/m +
7. [3 Points] The rod is moved upward so that the magnitude of the electric field of the rod is now 11.3 [N/C]. Find the new distance y between the origin and the rod. y 17.6 [cm]