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Electric field due to an infinite sheet of charge having uniform charge density σ is given as E→ =…

Two large flat sheets with uniform charge per area +3n and –n are arranged as shown. We want to the electric field at point P a distance d from both sheets. Assume that d is small so that we can treat the sheets as infinite.

Two large flat sheets with uniform charge per area +3n and –n are arranged as shown. We want to the electric field at point P a distance d from both sheets. Assume that d is small so that we can treat the sheets as infinite.

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