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An infinite non-conducting sheet has a uniform charge density sigma-1. The sheet lies in a yz-plane. sigma-1 = +5.00E−09 coulombs per square meter What is the size of the SI electric field +6.00 cm to the right of the sheet?

An infinite non-conducting sheet has a uniform charge density sigma-1. The sheet lies in a yz-plane. sigma-1 = +5.00E−09 coulombs per square meter What is the size of the SI electric field +6.00 cm to the right of the sheet?

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An infinite non-conducting sheet has a uniform charge density sigma-1. The sheet lies in a yz-plane. sigma-1 = + 5.00 E − 09 coulombs per square meter
What is the size of the SI electric field +6.00 cm to the right of the sheet? ◻

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