show your pertinent solution and box your final answer Problem Solving. Show your pertinent solution and BOX your final answer.1. An infinite plane sheet of charge produces an electric field with a magnitude of 4.50N/C. What must be its charge per unit area (in coulombs per square meter)?2. The charge per unit length of a long straight wire is 3.00 x 10 -12 C/m. Calculate thedistance from the wire where the electric field is measured to be 0.600 N/C.3. Calculate the number of excess electrons that must be added to an isolated sphericalconductor (diameter = 0.100m) to generate an electric field of 1800 N/C just outsideits surface.

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