Parity Check

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= 3ax and r = yay + zaz . The integral becomes: EP A = ρs 4π 0 ∞ 2 −∞ −2 3ax − yay − zaz dy dz [9 + y 2 + z2 ]1.5 Since the integration limits are symmetric about the origin, and since the y and z components of the integrand exhibit odd parity (change sign when crossing the origin, but otherwise symmetric), these will integrate to zero, leaving only the x component. This is evident just from the symmetry of the problem. Performing the z integration first on the x component, we…

y ay + zaz . The integral becomes: EP A = ρs 4π 0 ∞ 2 −∞ −2 3ax − y ay − zaz dy dz [9 + y 2 + z2 ]1.5 Since the integration limits are symmetric about the origin, and since the y and z components of the integrand exhibit odd parity (change sign when crossing the origin, but otherwise symmetric), these will integrate to zero, leaving only the x component. This is evident just from the symmetry of the problem. Performing the z integration first on the x component,…

= 3ax and r = yay + zaz . The integral becomes: EP A = ρs 4π 0 ∞ 2 −∞ −2 3ax − yay − zaz dy dz [9 + y 2 + z2 ]1.5 Since the integration limits are symmetric about the origin, and since the y and z components of the integrand exhibit odd parity (change sign when crossing the origin, but otherwise symmetric), these will integrate to zero, leaving only the x component. This is evident just from the symmetry of the problem. Performing the z integration first on the x component, we…

= 3ax and r = yay + zaz . The integral becomes: EP A = ρs 4π 0 ∞ 2 −∞ −2 3ax − yay − zaz dy dz [9 + y 2 + z2 ]1.5 Since the integration limits are symmetric about the origin, and since the y and z components of the integrand exhibit odd parity (change sign when crossing the origin, but otherwise symmetric), these will integrate to zero, leaving only the x component. This is evident just from the symmetry of the problem. Performing the z integration first on the x component, we…

= 3ax and r = yay + zaz . The integral becomes: EP A = ρs 4π 0 ∞ 2 −∞ −2 3ax − yay − zaz dy dz [9 + y 2 + z2 ]1.5 Since the integration limits are symmetric about the origin, and since the y and z components of the integrand exhibit odd parity (change sign when crossing the origin, but otherwise symmetric), these will integrate to zero, leaving only the x component. This is evident just from the symmetry of the problem. Performing the z integration first on the x component, we…

y ay + zaz . The integral becomes: EP A = ρs 4π 0 ∞ 2 −∞ −2 3ax − y ay − zaz dy dz [9 + y 2 + z2 ]1.5 Since the integration limits are symmetric about the origin, and since the y and z components of the integrand exhibit odd parity (change sign when crossing the origin, but otherwise symmetric), these will integrate to zero, leaving only the x component. This is evident just from the symmetry of the problem. Performing the z integration first on the x component,…

= 3ax and r = yay + zaz . The integral becomes: EP A = ρs 4π 0 ∞ 2 −∞ −2 3ax − yay − zaz dy dz [9 + y 2 + z2 ]1.5 Since the integration limits are symmetric about the origin, and since the y and z components of the integrand exhibit odd parity (change sign when crossing the origin, but otherwise symmetric), these will integrate to zero, leaving only the x component. This is evident just from the symmetry of the problem. Performing the z integration first on the x component, we…

= 3ax and r = yay + zaz . The integral becomes: EP A = ρs 4π 0 ∞ 2 −∞ −2 3ax − yay − zaz dy dz [9 + y 2 + z2 ]1.5 Since the integration limits are symmetric about the origin, and since the y and z components of the integrand exhibit odd parity (change sign when crossing the origin, but otherwise symmetric), these will integrate to zero, leaving only the x component. This is evident just from the symmetry of the problem. Performing the z integration first on the x component, we…