USE THE METHOD OF IMAGES to calculate the force expereinced by a charge q residing in a vacuum and placed a distance d from an infinite wall of DIELECTRIC CONSTANT eta. * The images should create the same boundary conditions. * This is different than a problem where it is an infinite metal/conducting wall.

USE THE METHOD OF IMAGES to calculate the force expereinced by a charge q residing in a vacuum and placed a distance d from an infinite wall of DIELECTRIC CONSTANT eta. * The images should create the same boundary conditions. * This is different than a problem where it is an infinite metal/conducting wall.

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Section21.2: Applications Of Electric Fields

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* This is different than a problem where it is an infinite metal/conducting wall.

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