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    The electric field components Ex and Ey are equal by symmetry. While the integral over the angle is halved for Ey compared to the previous problem, the charge density doubles, giving the same result. Thus, the expressions for Ex and Ey are the same, equal to 2kλ/a = 2kQ/(πa2).

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    The electric field components Ex and Ey are equal by symmetry. While the integral over the angle is halved for Ey compared to the previous problem, the charge density doubles, giving the same result. Thus, the expressions for Ex and Ey are the same, equal to 2kλ/a = 2kQ/(πa2).

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    The electric field components Ex and Ey are equal by symmetry. While the integral over the angle is halved for Ey compared to the previous problem, the charge density doubles, giving the same result. Thus, the expressions for Ex and Ey are the same, equal to 2kλ/a = 2kQ/(πa2).

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    21.95: By symmetry, E x = E y . For E y , compared to problem 21.

    94, the integral over


    the angle is halved but the charge density doubles─giving the same result. Thus,
    2kλ 2kQ
    Ex = E y = = .
    a πa 2

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