Find the electric field, at point P, of a perforated, infinite sheet of positive charges of...
Find the electric field, at point P, of a perforated, infinite sheet of positive charges of density 4.425 × 10−11C/m2 . The perforation is a circle of diameter 6m and the point P is on the axis of the circle and 4 m away from the sheet.
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