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For this problem we have two charge distributions: an infinite charge plane at z = -6m...

For this problem we have two charge distributions: an infinite charge plane at z = -6m with surface charge density of pS and an infinite line of charge with linear charge density of pL = 3 μC / m passing through points A (3m, 4m, 0) and B (-3m, -4m, 0).
to. (20 pts) Draw a picture of the two load distributions indicated above. Indicate axes and values ​​clearly.
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