Two rods of equal length problem

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Two rods of equal length L = 1.51 m form asymmetric cross. The horizontal rod has a chargeof Q = 100.0 C, and the vertical rod a charge of-Q = -100.0 C. The charges on both rods are distributed uniformly along their length. Calculate the potentialat the point P at adistance D = 3.33 m from one end of thehorizontal rod.

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