Theplaney=0,separatestwoperfectdielectrics.Fory>0,8, = 6,1 = (mumber of dots in your full name), while s, = 8,2 = number of letters in your first name where y<0.%3D%3DIf E1 = 5a, - 2a, +3a, Kv/m .Finda) E: for y<0.b) The angles E1 and E2 make with the interface.

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The plane y=0, perfect dielectrics. For y>0, separates 8, = 8,1 = (mumber of dots in your full name), while s, =6,2 = mumber of letters in your first name where y<0. two %3D %3D If Ei = 5a, - 2a, +3a, Kv/m Find a) E: for y<0. b) The angles Ei and E2 make with the interface.

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%3D
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If E1 = 5a, - 2a, +3a, Kv/m .Find
a) E: for y<0.
b) The angles E1 and E2 make with the interface.

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