Infinite planes at x=2 and y=-3 carry surface charges p;1=13(nC/m2) and Ps2=4 (nC/m2) in free space, respectively. Calculate the magnitude of total electrical field (V/m) at (x=1, y=1, z=-1) point due to surface charge distributions using Gauss's Law ignoring intersection of planes. Permittivity of free space is given as ɛg= (1/(36pi)x10-9 F/m. O a. 769.15 O b. 846.06 O c. 922.98 O d. 730.69 O e. 692.23

Infinite planes at x=2 and y=-3 carry surface charges p;1=13(nC/m2) and Ps2=4 (nC/m2) in free space, respectively. Calculate the magnitude of total electrical field (V/m) at (x=1, y=1, z=-1) point due to surface charge distributions using Gauss's Law ignoring intersection of planes. Permittivity of free space is given as ɛg= (1/(36pi)x10-9 F/m. O a. 769.15 O b. 846.06 O c. 922.98 O d. 730.69 O e. 692.23

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Infinite planes at x=2 and y=-3 carry surface charges p31=13(nC/m?) and p32=4 (nC/m?) in free space, respectively. Calculate the magnitude of total electrical field (V/m) at (x=1, y=1, z=-1)
point due to surface charge distributions using Gauss's Law ignoring intersection of planes. Permittivity of free space is given as ɛg=(1/(36pi))x10-9 F/m.
O a. 769.15
O b. 846.06
О с.922.98
O d. 730.69
О е. 692.23

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