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Non uniform charge density and electric potential
ok, so the integral for dv would be from 0 to 3.59 because you're integrating to the potential at A?- usfelectrical
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Non uniform charge density and electric potential
i know that you have to integrate dq over the rod, what I'm saying is what do you integrate dv over?- usfelectrical
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Non uniform charge density and electric potential
ok, so then in the last integral you will have a ln, but would that be the same that you integrate over?- usfelectrical
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Non uniform charge density and electric potential
wait so then what would be the values for the r? cause i have been using just 3.95 since that's the distance of your point away from the rod but it doesn't work- usfelectrical
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Non uniform charge density and electric potential
As shown in the figure, a rod of length 9.8 m lies along the x-axis, with its left end at the origin. The rod has a non-uniform linear charge density λ = αx, where α = 0.009 C/m2 and x is the position. Point A lies on the x-axis a distance 3.59 m to the left of the rod, as shown in the figure...- usfelectrical
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