A slab of insulating material has a uniform positive charge density p, as shown in the figure below. The slab is infinite in the y and z directions. Derive expressions for the field for the following regions. (Use the following as necessary: ɛ0, P, d, and x as necessary.) (a) the exterior regions (x > ) in the ---Select--- v direction (b) the interior region of the slab (0 < x < ) in the ---Select--- v direction Note: your answers should be the same when x =

A slab of insulating material has a uniform positive charge density p, as shown in the figure below. The slab is infinite in the y and z directions. Derive expressions for the field for the following regions. (Use the following as necessary: ɛ0, P, d, and x as necessary.) (a) the exterior regions (x > ) in the ---Select--- v direction (b) the interior region of the slab (0 < x < ) in the ---Select--- v direction Note: your answers should be the same when x =

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A slab of insulating material has a uniform positive charge density p, as shown in the figure below. The slab is infinite in the y and z directions.
+d→
Derive expressions for the field for the following regions. (Use the following as necessary: ɛ0, P, d, and x as necessary.)
(a) the exterior regions (x >
in the
-Select--- v direction
(b) the interior region of the slab (0 < x <
in the --Select-- v direction
d
Note: your answers should be the same when x =
2

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