Electric Field of a Polarized Ring: Verify Your Answer

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Dear guys and guls!
What is the electric field produced by a uniformly polarised ring of radius R??
Please give me the final answer. I want to verify my answer.
 
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First of all, we have a homework section where these posts belong.
I moved your 3 posts there.
But second, you should read our "homework" policy: we don't provide any answers and we only help if you've already shown some work.
 
O.K. I will keep that in mind.
 

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