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Electrostatic problem 1 There is one line charge distribution with ρl = 1[nC/m] along the y...

Electrostatic problem 1

There is one line charge distribution with ρl = 1[nC/m] along the y = 1, x = 3 line. There also is one surface charge distribution with ρs = -1/2π [nC/m2] on z = 2 plane. Write down the total electric field a t point P =(1,1,0)[m]

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