For this problem we have 2 charge distributions: - An infinite plane with charge in x...
For this problem we have 2 charge distributions:
- An infinite plane with charge in x = -2 m with a surface charge density ρS=300 µC/m2
-And an infinite infinite line of charge with linear charge density ρL that passes through the points A = (2m, 2m, 0m) and B = (2m, 2m, -2m)
A.) Make a drawing/sketch of the two charge distribution described in the above statement.
B.) Determine the value of the linear charge density ρL, so that the component of the density flux in X =0 .
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