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Consider an infinite horizontal surface with fixed surface charge density o , where în is the upward
normal to the surface. Ifan electric field Ē. = En is applied from below, the electric field Ē, in the region
above the surface is:
(b) E, =E, +
(a) Ē̟ = Ë, -
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280
(d) Ē
(c) Ē¸ = È, -º î
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