answer) we know the formula
Ez=kQz/z2+a2)3/2
a) Ez(0.1,a)=kQ*0.1a/((0.1a)2+(a2))3/2=0.099kQ/a2
b)Ez(0.4a,a)=kQ0.4a/((0.4a2+a2)3/2=0.377kQ/a2
c)Ez(0.7,a)=kQ0.7a/((0.7a)2+a2)3/2=0.385kQ/a2
d) Ez(a)=kQa/(a2+a2)3/2=0.354kQ/a2
e)Ez(1.6a)=kQ1.6a/(1.6a)2+a2)3/2=0.238kQ/a2
f) the figure is below
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