Q2) An infinite line charge of pl= 10 nc/m at X=1, Y=0 and a sheet of charge of ps 30 nc/m² with uniform charge distributions is located at X=-1, the charge and the sheet are in free space. Find the electric field intensity and flux density at: i) pl(0,0,2). ii) p2(-2, 0, -2).

Q2) An infinite line charge of pl= 10 nc/m at X=1, Y=0 and a sheet of charge of ps 30 nc/m² with uniform charge distributions is located at X=-1, the charge and the sheet are in free space. Find the electric field intensity and flux density at: i) pl(0,0,2). ii) p2(-2, 0, -2).

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Q2) An infinite line charge of pl= 10 nc/m at X=1, Y=0 and a sheet of charge of
ps-30 nc/m² with uniform charge distributions is located at X=-1, the charge and
the sheet are in free space. Find the electric field intensity and flux density at:
i) p1(0,0,2).
ii) p2(-2, 0, -2).

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