Z You are calculating the electric field in all space given the above infinite slab of charge in the x-y plane, centered on z=0. The slab has an inhomogeneous charge density given by p = 5.5|2| in units of C/m³. The slab has a thickness of 5.2m in the z direction. 1) What is the magnitude of the electric field as a function of z inside the slab? Give your answers in terms of [2], and epsilon. E(2|< 2.6m) = 2) What is the electric field as a function of z outside the slab? Give your answers in terms of epsilon. E(2 > 2.6m) = for 2 < 2.6m , for 2 > 2.6m

Z You are calculating the electric field in all space given the above infinite slab of charge in the x-y plane, centered on z=0. The slab has an inhomogeneous charge density given by p = 5.5|2| in units of C/m³. The slab has a thickness of 5.2m in the z direction. 1) What is the magnitude of the electric field as a function of z inside the slab? Give your answers in terms of [2], and epsilon. E(2|< 2.6m) = 2) What is the electric field as a function of z outside the slab? Give your answers in terms of epsilon. E(2 > 2.6m) = for 2 < 2.6m , for 2 > 2.6m

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