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Two lines of charge with uniform, linear charge density, λ are located on the z and y axes as shown. Both have length ℓ and are located a distance a, and b, respectively from the origin. Find the total Electric field at the origin.

Two lines of charge with uniform, linear charge density, λ are located on the z and y axes as shown. Both have length ℓ and are located a distance a, and b, respectively from the origin. Find the total Electric field at the origin.

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Two lines of charge with uniform, linear charge density, λ are located on the z and y axes as shown. Both have length ℓ and are located a distance a, and b , respectively from the origin. Find the total Electric field at the origin.

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