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330‐HOMEWORK 3‐PART1 SOLUTION] Dr. M. Bou Sanayeh 
 
Problem 3.3 

%Problem 3.3
%Program to find the vector between two arbitrary points in the
%Cartesian coordinate system

clear
clc

P=input('Enter the coordinates [x1,y1,z1] of the first point: ')

Q=input('Enter the coordinates [x2,y2,z2] of the second point: ')

disp('The vector components from first to second point [Ax, Ay, Az] of
R_PQ=Axax+Ayay+Azay are:')
V=P-Q;
disp(V)

In Command Window 

Enter the coordinates [x1,y1,z1] of the first point: [2,3,4]

P =

2 3 4

Enter the coordinates [x2,y2,z2] of the second point: [5,4,6]

Q =

5 4 6

The vector components from first to second point [Ax, Ay, Az] of
R_PQ=Axax+Ayay+Azay are:
-3 -1 -2

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Problem 3.4 

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Problem 3.6 

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Problem 3.8 

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Problem 3.11 

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Problem 3.15 

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Problem 3.16 

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Problem 3.19 

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Problem 3.20 

Problem 3.25 

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Problem 3.29 

Problem 3.30 

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Problem 3.32 

clear
%inital variables
a=2; %cm

R=[0:0.001:8];

for k=1:length(R)
if R(k)<=a %first region
D(k)=2*R(k)^2;
else
D(k)=(2*a^3)/R(k);
end
end
plot(R,D)ylabel('Magnitude of the electric flux density
(nC/cm^2)'),xlabel('Radial distance(cm)')
axis ([0 8 -2 14])
grid

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Problem 3.33 

Î MATLAB code on next page

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clear
%inital variables
a=0.04; %m
b=0.05; %m

R=[0:1e-4:0.1];

for k=1:length(R)
if R(k)<=a %GS1
D(k)=0;
elseif R(k)<=b; %GS2
D(k)=(3/(2*pi*R(k)))*((R(k)^2-a^2)/(b^2-a^2));
else %GS3
D(k)=3/(2*pi*R(k));
end
end
plot(R,D),ylabel('Magnitude of the electric flux density
(nC/m^2)'),xlabel('Radial distance(m)')
axis ([0 0.1 -2 10]),grid

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Problem 3.38 

Problem 3.39 

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Problem 3.40 

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Problem 3.42 

Problem 3.44 

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Problem 3.45 

Problem 3.47 

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Problem 3.49 

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