Consider two infinite insulating sheets of charge as shown edge-on in Fig. 1 below. One, with charge per unit area o, is positioned at r=-d, and the other, with charge per unit area 20, is positioned at r +d. Fig. I +20 (a) Find the electrie field vector E for all values of z. Now an electrically neutral, infinite conducting slab of thickness d is inserted in between the charged sheets, as shown below in Fig. 2. +20 Fig. 2

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