### Question 6**Homework • Unanswered**#### Multiple PlatesTwo infinite, uniformly charged plates have the same magnitude of surface charge density \( \sigma \). They are oriented in the illustration looking down the planes. Please note that \( \sigma \) is a positive value. Place your target in a region (inside a blue circle) of net electric field that points to the RIGHT. To do this, you will have to add two constant electric field vectors produced by the planes for each region. Then select the region where the net field points to the RIGHT. Figure [6.24].![Illustration of two infinite, uniformly charged plates with the same magnitude of surface charge density \( \sigma \).](#)**Explanation of Diagram:**The diagram consists of:- Two infinite planes shown as black vertical lines: - The plane on the left is labeled with \( \sigma \). - The plane on the right is labeled with \( -\sigma \).- Three blue circles represent different regions where the electric field can be analyzed. - The left circle is to the left of the first plate. - The middle circle is between the two plates. - The right circle is to the right of the second plate.**Instructions:**- Place your target in one of the regions (inside one of the blue circles).- The goal is to find the region where the net electric field points to the RIGHT.- Add the electric field vectors produced by the planes in each region to determine the direction of the net electric field.**Note:**- Targets placed: 0/1- You can place up to 1 target**Action Buttons:**- **Undo**- **Delete selected**- **Remove All**

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Multiple Plates -- Two infinite, uniformly charged plates have the same magnitude of surface charge density O. They are orientated in the illustration looking down the planes. Please note that O is a positive value. Place your target in a region (inside a blue circle) of net electric field that points to the RIGHT. To do this, you will have to add two constant electric field vectors produced by the planes for each region. Then select the region where the net field points to the RIGHT. Figure [6.24]. Oo O O -0 o

Multiple Plates -- Two infinite, uniformly charged plates have the same magnitude of surface charge density O. They are orientated in the illustration looking down the planes. Please note that O is a positive value. Place your target in a region (inside a blue circle) of net electric field that points to the RIGHT. To do this, you will have to add two constant electric field vectors produced by the planes for each region. Then select the region where the net field points to the RIGHT. Figure [6.24]. Oo O O -0 o

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