The standard formula for the electric field at a perpendicular distance r from the infinite wire of linear charge density

is

/ 2
0 r. The infinite wire of linear charge density has an electric field of cylindrical symmetry given by the diagram, fig.1
Consider the wire of length L, charge q & linear charge density q / L at a perpendicular distance of R from the infinite wire,fig. 2
Consider an infinitesimally small segment dx on the wire of length L at a perpendicular distance of x from the infinite wire.
Charge on the segment dx = q / L . dx
Force on this segment
= Electric field due to infinite wire at a distance x . charge on dx
Force on the entire wire of length L is

q / 2
0 L
[R ]
[R + L] dx / x
=

q / 2
0 L . [ log (R+L) - log R ]
=

q / 2
0 L . log ( 1 + L / R )
Therefore, the net force on the finite wire is
q [ ln ( 1 + L/R) ] / 2
0 L
So, the correct option is (d) None
This is quite obvious as the net force on the finite wire must depend at what distance it's nearest end is from the infinite wire i.e on R
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