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Charge is distributed uniformly over the plane z = 7 cm with a density ρs = -(1/3π) nC/m^2. find 1-E at z= 10.5 cm ? 2- E at z= 10.5 cm ?

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Chapter25: Gauss’s Law

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Charge is distributed uniformly over the plane z = 7 cm with a density ρs = -(1/3π) nC/m^2. find

1-E at z= 10.5 cm ?

2- E at z= 10.5 cm ?

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