= 0.01 m² 12(a). A semi-cylinder of uniform surface charge density Ps extends over 0 < < (h = 0.1m) and 90°<< 270° (no ps on the ends of the semi-cylinder, only on the curved surface). The radius of the cylinder is a = 0.1 m. Eo8.8542 x 10-12 Fm-1 a) Determine the electric field intensity at the origin. E = -a₂)x 106 (V/m) az + 0 ay +

= 0.01 m² 12(a). A semi-cylinder of uniform surface charge density Ps extends over 0 < < (h = 0.1m) and 90°<< 270° (no ps on the ends of the semi-cylinder, only on the curved surface). The radius of the cylinder is a = 0.1 m. Eo8.8542 x 10-12 Fm-1 a) Determine the electric field intensity at the origin. E = -a₂)x 106 (V/m) az + 0 ay +

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