PRACTICE: The two infinite, conducting plates of thickness = h and separation = d are oppositely charged. The charge per unit area on the top plate is o, and the charge on the bottom plate is o, where o is a positive number. What is the magnitude of the electric field in each region depicted in the picture? Region 5 Region Region 3 Region 2 in region ! in region 2 in reglon 3 JE in region 4 in region S

PRACTICE: The two infinite, conducting plates of thickness = h and separation = d are oppositely charged. The charge per unit area on the top plate is o, and the charge on the bottom plate is o, where o is a positive number. What is the magnitude of the electric field in each region depicted in the picture? Region 5 Region Region 3 Region 2 in region ! in region 2 in reglon 3 JE in region 4 in region S

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PRACTICE: The two infinite, conducting plates of thickness = h and separation
oppositely charged. The charge per unit area on the top plate is o , and the charge on the
bottom plate is o , where o is a positive number. What is the magnitude of the electric field in
each region depicted in the picture?
d are
Region 5
Reglon 4
Region 3
Region 2
in region !
in region 2
in replon 3
in region 4
in region S

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