2) A uniformly charged thin nonconducting sheet faces a conducting slab as shown in the figure. The nonconducting sheet has surface charge density (+30) and conducting slab has total surface charge density (-20). Both objects have a large surface area A. a) Find the magnitude and direction of electric fields in regions I, II, III and IV. b) Find the surface charge densities o, and o2 of the conducting slab.

2) A uniformly charged thin nonconducting sheet faces a conducting slab as shown in the figure. The nonconducting sheet has surface charge density (+30) and conducting slab has total surface charge density (-20). Both objects have a large surface area A. a) Find the magnitude and direction of electric fields in regions I, II, III and IV. b) Find the surface charge densities o, and o2 of the conducting slab.

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2) A uniformly charged thin nonconducting sheet faces a conducting slab as shown in the figure.
The nonconducting sheet has surface charge density (+30) and conducting slab has total
surface charge density (-20). Both objects have a large surface area A.
a) Find the magnitude and direction of electric fields in regions I, II, III and IV.
b) Find the surface charge densities o̟ and 02 of the conducting slab.
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-20
II
II
IV
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