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Given On the y = 0 plane, at x = -2 m. line, ρL1 = -2πε0...

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On the y = 0 plane, at x = -2 m. line, ρL1 = -2πε0 C/m and at x = -1 m. line. ρL2 = -πε0 C/m:

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a. Electric flux density D at P (4, 1.5π, z = 0)

b. Electric flux density D at P (1, π/2, π/2)

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