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Find the potential diff Vxy for the give line charge of  ρ =5 nanocoloumbs/m (nC/m) which is...

Find the potential diff Vxy for the give line charge of  ρ =5 nanocoloumbs/m (nC/m) which is located on the z axis where X(2m, pi/2,0) and Y(4m,pi,5m).

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