1. A charged ring of radius a with charge per unit length given by λ = k cos is paced on the xy plane with its center at the origin. Here k is a constant and is the azimuthal angle in cylindrical coordinate system. Calculate the electric potential at point y = b on the y-axis, where b> a.

1. A charged ring of radius a with charge per unit length given by λ = k cos is paced on the xy plane with its center at the origin. Here k is a constant and is the azimuthal angle in cylindrical coordinate system. Calculate the electric potential at point y = b on the y-axis, where b> a.

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Chapter25: Electric Potential

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