A point charge q is located in between two grounded conducting planes which intersect at the angles a = 90°. 60°, 45° (see Figure 2.11). Find the electric field in each case by the method of images. Furthermore, calculate the potential o(p, 2), the components of the electric field ER(p. 2) b+ go = 90° .09 = 45° +qh Figure 2.11. On the construction of image charges.

A point charge q is located in between two grounded conducting planes which intersect at the angles a = 90°. 60°, 45° (see Figure 2.11). Find the electric field in each case by the method of images. Furthermore, calculate the potential o(p, 2), the components of the electric field ER(p. 2) b+ go = 90° .09 = 45° +qh Figure 2.11. On the construction of image charges.

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