2. Two very large flat sheets are oriented parallel to each other and are oppositely charged. The sheets are separated by a distance d. a. Draw a vector showing the electric field at point A due to the negative sheet. Draw a second vector showing E at point A due to the positive sheet. b. What is the net electric field at point A? Hint: does the electric field of a sheet depend on distance? C. Draw two vectors showing & at point B due to the negative sheet and E due to the positive sheet. d. What is the x component of the net electric field at point B? e. Make a graph of the x component of the electric versus X. Ex A + 17 EQ 0 17 Eo x=0 -17 0 B x=d d +1

2. Two very large flat sheets are oriented parallel to each other and are oppositely charged. The sheets are separated by a distance d. a. Draw a vector showing the electric field at point A due to the negative sheet. Draw a second vector showing E at point A due to the positive sheet. b. What is the net electric field at point A? Hint: does the electric field of a sheet depend on distance? C. Draw two vectors showing & at point B due to the negative sheet and E due to the positive sheet. d. What is the x component of the net electric field at point B? e. Make a graph of the x component of the electric versus X. Ex A + 17 EQ 0 17 Eo x=0 -17 0 B x=d d +1

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Chapter24: Gauss’s Law

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