An infinite plane x-3 carries charges with density 17.7nC/m. The electric field at the origin of the coordinate system caused by this charge distribution is: Select one: O E 1000V /m %3D O Ē = -2000 V /m OE - 2000 V/m 1000 V/m

An infinite plane x-3 carries charges with density 17.7nC/m. The electric field at the origin of the coordinate system caused by this charge distribution is: Select one: O E 1000V /m %3D O Ē = -2000 V /m OE - 2000 V/m 1000 V/m

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An infinite plane x-3 carries charges with density 17.7nC/m. The electric field at the origin of the coordinate system, caused by
this charge distribution is
Select one:
E = 1000 V/m
OE= -2000 V/m
E - 2000 V/m
OE=-10007V/m
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