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a) For a uniformly charged ring, At what distance x, the maximum magnitude will occur?( need...

a) For a uniformly charged ring,
At what distance x, the maximum magnitude will occur?( need the whole derivation for both questions)

b) The electric field of a uniformly charged disk (charge density).

At what value of x, you will have the maximum E field?

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