An infinite plane of charge with surface charge density of o = -21 nC/m² is placed on the xz-plane, as shown in the figure. Find the potential difference (VA-VB) between points A and B.[Eo=8.854x10-12 c2/(N•m?)] 1. 1017 V 2. 1186.5 V 3. O 1356 V 4. 1525.5 V 5. 1695 V

An infinite plane of charge with surface charge density of o = -21 nC/m² is placed on the xz-plane, as shown in the figure. Find the potential difference (VA-VB) between points A and B.[Eo=8.854x10-12 c2/(N•m?)] 1. 1017 V 2. 1186.5 V 3. O 1356 V 4. 1525.5 V 5. 1695 V

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