4. Two conducting parallel plates are separated by a distance of d= 3 cm. The plates are connected to each other by an outside conducting wire. A charged insulator plate is placed between the plates. The charged plate is parallel to the conducting plates and d/3 meters from the upper plate. The charge density on the insulator is o = 3 × 10-4 C/m². a. Find the electric field between the upper plate and the insulator. b. Find the electric field between the lower plate and the insulator. d/3 Ở + +++++++++++++++++++++- --► x c. Find the surface charge density on the upper conducting plate. 2 d/3 d. Find the surface charge density on the lower conducting plate.

4. Two conducting parallel plates are separated by a distance of d= 3 cm. The plates are connected to each other by an outside conducting wire. A charged insulator plate is placed between the plates. The charged plate is parallel to the conducting plates and d/3 meters from the upper plate. The charge density on the insulator is o = 3 × 10-4 C/m². a. Find the electric field between the upper plate and the insulator. b. Find the electric field between the lower plate and the insulator. d/3 Ở + +++++++++++++++++++++- --► x c. Find the surface charge density on the upper conducting plate. 2 d/3 d. Find the surface charge density on the lower conducting plate.

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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