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[College Level Calculus-Based Physics] Uniform Charges on the X/Y Plane.
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There are two problems I'm struggling with currently.


1) Consider two thin charged rods in the shape of a circle centered at the origin in the XY-Plane. Let -q be the charge on the upper half of the circle, and q be the charge on the lower half. |q| = 20.5 nC. If the radius of the ring is given to be 10.0cm, find the magnitude and direction of the electric field at Point P located at the origin (Center of Circle).


2) A circular plastic disk has a charge q= 2.00×106C uniformly distributed over its surface. The radius of the full disc is R=2.00cm. Find the charge contained within a thin ring of radius r=.500cm and width 30.0micrometers, centered on the surface of the plastic disc.


There is no picture or anything provided, it's just these two questions. Good luck to anyone who tries.

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