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To most efficiently solve this problem, you should divide the rod into pieces of charge that consist of To most efficiently solve this problem, you should divide the rod into pieces of charge that consist of thin lines of charge of length L and a very small cross section. thin "slices" of the rod cut parallel to the axis of the rod. thin "slices" of the rod cut perpendicular to the axis of the rod.
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