A thin straight glass rod 550 cm long is placed on the x-axis so that it is symmetric about the y axis. An electrical charge Q = -328 mC is uniformly distributed over it. You will determine the electric field at a point P located at (0.00, 6.50 m). Problems 1a - 1e takes you, step by step, working through the problem. This gives practice in using the steps to solve this type of problem. (You are strongly advised to draw a figure depicting the information below. Drawing the figure should be very helpful in solving the problem.) The charge density of the rod is

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find the sum of the two horizontal vectors and the sum of the two vertical vectors

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