Calculating Electric Field at a Point from Multiple Charges

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You should be using [tex]z^2 + x^2[/tex]... L should only be in the limits of your integral...

Is E_z the only answer given in the back?
 
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yes the only answer, this is what needed i guess.

Why do you ask? is it wrong?
 
yevi said:
yes the only answer, this is what needed i guess.

Why do you ask? is it wrong?

No, well that's the z-component... that doesn't include the other component... maybe I misunderstood the problem somehow... or maybe they left out that component... not sure...

Did they ask for the total field at (0,0,z), or just the z-component of the field at (0,0,z) ?
 
Sorry, just the Z.

Thanks, I got it :) .