Calculating D from ρv = 2sinФ + cosФ (c/m^2) in Electrostatics

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electrostatics question!

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can anybody helps...
If ρv=2sinФ+cosФ(c/m^2) find D?!
 
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where is d in the equation? What is this equation? Context?
 
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