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I mean... That's what I'm getting basically. I'm left with rho(z)/epsilon, and rho(0) gives me a constant which would be the surface charge density for any plane normal to the z axis. So now integrating z over infinity should yield a sensible answer

Homework Statement A charge distribution has uniform density in the x-y directions and varies with z according to: ρ(z) = ρ0e−|z|/t where ρ0 and t are constants. (a) Find the potential V (z) and the electric field E(z) (b) Sketch them clearly showing their behaviors in the regions |z| ≪ t...