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The 2,-3, and 0.5 µC/m2 are three infinite electric sheets carrying uniform charge densities of each separated by a 1 mm, as shown in figure below .The electric field intensity at point A is:

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The 2,-3, and 0.5 µC/m2 are three infinite electric sheets carrying uniform charge densities
of each separated by a 1 mm, as shown in figure below .The electric field intensity at point A
is:
a) -28.23 x 10 az V/m
b) -36.23 x 10* az V/m
I mm
0.5 uC/m2
c) 76.23 az V/m
I mm
-3 µC/m?
d) 3.2 ax-2.11 ay-0.laz V/m
1 mm
2 uC/m
e) 2.1 az V/m

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