Suppose you have a line of length L that is charged. We will assume that there...
Suppose you have a line of length L that is charged. We will
assume that there is a constant charge distribution, λ =
a.
In terms of a, L and dL:
What is the total charge on one half of the line?
What is the total charge on one third of the line?
What is the amount charge on a little bit of length, dL?
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