1. Consider the two infinite charged plates that are arranged as shown below, wherein they are both parallel to yz-plane. The said plates carry charge density magnitude of a = 140. [μC] and are separated by distance d = 80.0[cm]. to a. What is the electric field vector in between the charged plates? b. Consider now a charged bob that is placed in between the conducting charged plates. Here, the rod has length L = 25.0[cm] and the bob has mass m = 0.0900[kg]. Assume that the rod connecting the hinged point and the bob is massless and electrically neutral. If 0 = 30.0°, what is the charge (sign and magnitude) of the bob? +o 1 d m d

1. Consider the two infinite charged plates that are arranged as shown below, wherein they are both parallel to yz-plane. The said plates carry charge density magnitude of a = 140. [μC] and are separated by distance d = 80.0[cm]. to a. What is the electric field vector in between the charged plates? b. Consider now a charged bob that is placed in between the conducting charged plates. Here, the rod has length L = 25.0[cm] and the bob has mass m = 0.0900[kg]. Assume that the rod connecting the hinged point and the bob is massless and electrically neutral. If 0 = 30.0°, what is the charge (sign and magnitude) of the bob? +o 1 d m d

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