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A long wire having uniform linear charge density is bent in the shape as shown in figure. The electric field at point P is ​

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Answered by nirman95
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Given:

A long wire having uniform linear charge density is bent in the shape as shown in figure.

To find:

Electric field at point P ?

Calculation:

At point P ,

  • The parallel SEMI-INFINITE Wires will exert equal and opposite electrostatic field intensity such that they will cancel each other.

  • So, the net field intensity will be contributed only by the semicircular part.

E_{net}=  E_{semi \: circle}

 \implies E_{net}=  \dfrac{ \lambda}{2\pi  \epsilon_{0}R}

So, final answer is :

 \boxed{ \bf E_{net}=  \dfrac{ \lambda}{2\pi  \epsilon_{0}R} }

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