Problem 9 (5 points) (Chap 5.4) (Learning objective: E field from charge distribution)An infinite line of charge having uniform density +8 mC/m exists along the z-axis.In addition, a infinite sheet of charge having uniform charge density +12 mC/m² lies in thez=0 plane. If the permittivity of the medium is twice that of free space, then what is theelectric field intensity in the region z> 0? Express your answer in cylindrical coordinates.

To solve this problem, we need to determine the electric field intensity in the region z>0,…

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