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Integrate each function by using the table in Appendix $D$.If an electric charge $Q$ is distributed along a wire of length $2 a$ the force $F$ exerted on an electric charge $q$ placed at point $P$ is $F=k q Q \int \frac{b d x}{\left(b^{2}+x^{2}\right)^{3 / 2}} .$ Integrate to find $F$ as a function of $x$.
Calculus 1 / AB
Chapter 28
Methods of Integration
Section 11
Integration by Use of Tables
Integrals
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So here on this problem we are given that the force exerted on a charge Q. Placed at a point P. Is given by if recalls to three times few times capital Q integration B D X divide by be square less X square. Hold the power 3/2. Now we have to find this F as a function of X. Now simply we have to integrate this and to integrate this, we're going to use one formula which is given in the appendix T. And the formula is integration. Do you over you square plus a square. Hold the power 3/2 as equals two. You divide by a square. Underwrote you square plus a square and plus C. So this is a formula going to use. And if you compare the formula with the given in trouble we can say that we have U. Is equal to X. And do you will be equals two dx. And we have equals to be. So we plug the village here. Now you we have ex divide by a square means be square. Under route you square, S. X. Square and a square means be square plus seat. Now this constant will remain as it is, so we can put outside the bracket. So distinct. So this is the final solution for the given problem. That is the value of F. In terms of X. So I hope you have understood the problem. Thank you.
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