Q2:Four uniform sheets of charge are located in free space as follows : 3ne / m? at z = -6, -10ne / m? at z = -3, 4ne'm? at z = 3 and 7ne / m² at z = 6 . Determine E at the point (0,0,0).(4, -5, -5). ( 4, 4. 4) and (5, 7,7).

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Four uniform sheets of charge are located in free space as follows : 3ne / m at z = -6, -10 ne / m² at z = -3, 4ne'm? at z = 3 and 7ne / m2 at z = 6. Determine E at the point (0,0,0). (4, -5, -5). ( 4, 4. 4) and (5, 7,7).

Four uniform sheets of charge are located in free space as follows : 3ne / m at z = -6, -10 ne / m² at z = -3, 4ne'm? at z = 3 and 7ne / m2 at z = 6. Determine E at the point (0,0,0). (4, -5, -5). ( 4, 4. 4) and (5, 7,7).

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(4, -5, -5). ( 4, 4. 4) and (5, 7,7).

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