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In Figure 2, there is a positive charge, +q, at point P(d,0,0).
At x=0, there is an infinite conducting sheet which is grounded
(V=0). At x=3d, there is a constant surface charge density
ρs[C/m2] covering whole y-z plane. Dielectric constant is
also ?1 = ?0 for ? > 3?.
Hint: Use image theorem.
a) Determine the electric field vectors at point C(x,y,z) where ? ∈ (0,3?).
Hint: Be careful of what happens at x=3d.
b) Determine the electric field vectors at points A(2d,0,0), B(3d-,0,0), B(3d+,0,0).

Q3.
In Figure 2, there is a positive charge, +q, at point P(d,0,0).
At x=0, there is an infinite conducting sheet which is grounded
(V=0). At x=3d, there is a constant surface charge density
Ps [C/m?] covering whole y-z plane. Dielectric constant is
also ɛ = E, for x > 3d.
Hint: Use image theorem.
a)
where x E (0,3d).
Hint: Be careful of what happens at x=3d.
b)
A(2d,0,0), B(3d",0,0), B(3d",0,0).
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+q
B
Determine the electric field vectors at point C(x,y,z)
A
Determine the electric field vectors at points
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2d
3d
4d
5d
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