Answer:
a) The electric field at point P has no component in the x and z directions.
b) dEy = kλdxy₀ / (√( x² + y₀²))^3/2
c)Ey = = 2kλd / y₀( d² + 4y₀²))^1/2
d) Ey = 411.84 N/C
Step-by-step explanation:
a)
from the uploaded image;
the electric field will only be in y-direction.
Therefore the electric field at P have no component in the x and z directions.
b)
dEy = dEsin θ
dE = kdq / r²
from figure
sinθ = y₀ / √( x² + y₀²)
r = √( x² + y₀²)
dq = λdx
dEy = kdq sinθ / r²
dEy = kλdxy₀ / (√( x² + y₀²))^3/2
c)
the net electric field at p is ,
Ey = ∫^d/2_-d/2 kλdxy₀ / (√( x² + y₀²))^3/2
= kλy₀ ∫^d/2_-d/2 dx / (√( x² + y₀²))^3/2
= 2kλd / y₀( d² + 4y₀²))^1/2
d)
let y₀ = 15 × 10⁻²m, λ = 3.5 nC/m , d = 1.5m
Ey = 2kλd / y₀( d² + 4y₀²))^1/2
Ey = 2(9×10⁹ N.m²/C²)(3.5×10⁻⁹m)(1.5m) / 0.15×(1.5)² + 4(0.15)²))^1/2
Ey = 411.84 N/C