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Consider the following volume charge density.

ρ = ρ0e−|zb |

What kind of symmetry does this charge distribution have? What is the electric field due to this charge distribution as a function of z? Describe the Gaussian surface you used to determine the field. Make a plot showing the z-component Ez of the electric field versus z

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