A rod of length L carries a charge q uniformly distributed over it. Find the electric field intensity (a) at a point along its length at a distance 'a' from one of its end, (b) at a point distance 'a' on the perpendicular bisector of rod, and (c) at a distance'a' from one of its end on a line perpendicular to its length.

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