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**Problem 1: Find \(\vec{E}\) everywhere. You do not need to derive \(\vec{E}\) for individual elements.**

The diagram consists of two infinite parallel plates carrying uniform surface charge densities \(+\sigma\) and \(-\sigma\). The field lines indicate the direction of the electric field between these plates.

Additionally, the diagram includes a spherical shell with a charge \(Q\) deposited uniformly on its surface. This shell has a radius \(R\).

**Diagram Explanation:**
- Two parallel lines represent the infinite plates with charge densities:
  - The upper plate has a positive charge density \(+\sigma\).
  - The lower plate has a negative charge density \(-\sigma\).
- The arrows between the plates represent the direction of the electric field, which is uniform between the plates.
- The spherical shell is depicted as a circle labeled with radius \(R\) and uniformly distributed charge \(Q\).

**Text Explanation:**
- The infinite plates carry uniform surface charge densities indicated by \(+\sigma\) and \(-\sigma\).
- Charge \(Q\) is deposited uniformly on the surface of a spherical shell with radius \(R\).
Transcribed Image Text:**Problem 1: Find \(\vec{E}\) everywhere. You do not need to derive \(\vec{E}\) for individual elements.** The diagram consists of two infinite parallel plates carrying uniform surface charge densities \(+\sigma\) and \(-\sigma\). The field lines indicate the direction of the electric field between these plates. Additionally, the diagram includes a spherical shell with a charge \(Q\) deposited uniformly on its surface. This shell has a radius \(R\). **Diagram Explanation:** - Two parallel lines represent the infinite plates with charge densities: - The upper plate has a positive charge density \(+\sigma\). - The lower plate has a negative charge density \(-\sigma\). - The arrows between the plates represent the direction of the electric field, which is uniform between the plates. - The spherical shell is depicted as a circle labeled with radius \(R\) and uniformly distributed charge \(Q\). **Text Explanation:** - The infinite plates carry uniform surface charge densities indicated by \(+\sigma\) and \(-\sigma\). - Charge \(Q\) is deposited uniformly on the surface of a spherical shell with radius \(R\).
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