An infinite sheet of charge is located in the yz plane at x = 0 and has uniform charge density 0₁ = 0.250 μC/m². Another infinite sheet of charge with uniform charge density σ2 = −0.390 μC/m² is located at x = c = 33.0 cm. An uncharged infinite conducting slab is placed halfway in between these sheets (i.e., between xa 14.5 cm and x = b = 18.5 cm). What is the potential difference AVp-→s between point P located at (x, y) = ( a,0) and point S located at (x, y) = (c-a,-d)? AVP-S = 0 V y 6 11 Fa/2+ a lb ☑• R 02 So с +a/2+a/2+ T X Incorrect

An infinite sheet of charge is located in the yz plane at x = 0 and has uniform charge density 0₁ = 0.250 μC/m². Another infinite sheet of charge with uniform charge density σ2 = −0.390 μC/m² is located at x = c = 33.0 cm. An uncharged infinite conducting slab is placed halfway in between these sheets (i.e., between xa 14.5 cm and x = b = 18.5 cm). What is the potential difference AVp-→s between point P located at (x, y) = ( a,0) and point S located at (x, y) = (c-a,-d)? AVP-S = 0 V y 6 11 Fa/2+ a lb ☑• R 02 So с +a/2+a/2+ T X Incorrect

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