We have two very large flat parallel sheets with opposite charge densities A large uncharged conducting slab of thickness d/3 is placed between them (a) find and prove using gauss's law that charge must be induced on the surface of the slab (b) also find the surface charge density + sigma d/3 t - sigma

We have two very large flat parallel sheets with opposite charge densities A large uncharged conducting slab of thickness d/3 is placed between them (a) find and prove using gauss's law that charge must be induced on the surface of the slab (b) also find the surface charge density + sigma d/3 t - sigma

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