Problem 1 (25%) An infinite plane slab of thickness 2d (the slab is located between z=-d and z=d) carries a uniform volume charge density p. Using the Gauss's law, find the electric field as a function of z inside and outside the slab. Plot schematically the dependence of the electric field as a function of z. 2d $000

Problem 1 (25%) An infinite plane slab of thickness 2d (the slab is located between z=-d and z=d) carries a uniform volume charge density p. Using the Gauss's law, find the electric field as a function of z inside and outside the slab. Plot schematically the dependence of the electric field as a function of z. 2d $000

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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