Three infinite plane have a unitorm surtace charge distribution o on its surface. All charges are fixed. On each of the three finite planes, parallel to the y-z plane placed at x==a,x=0 and x=a, there is a uniform surface charge of the same density, o. The potential difference between A and C is B (b) (a) 2 E0. (c) (d) zero 2 E0

Three infinite plane have a unitorm surtace charge distribution o on its surface. All charges are fixed. On each of the three finite planes, parallel to the y-z plane placed at x==a,x=0 and x=a, there is a uniform surface charge of the same density, o. The potential difference between A and C is B (b) (a) 2 E0. (c) (d) zero 2 E0

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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