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How Does Gauss' Law Apply to Infinite Charge Slabs?
D = (d*ρ)/2. ∫∫D(dot)ds = ∫∫∫ρdv Where bounds are -x < x < x and -y < y < y. z bounds for the volume are -d/2 < z < d/2. I see. Thanks.- shanty
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How Does Gauss' Law Apply to Infinite Charge Slabs?
Homework Statement An infinite slab of uniform charge density ρ occupies the region -∞<x< ∞, -∞<y<∞, -d/2<z<d/2. Homework Equations Use Gauss' Law to calculate the electric field density for -∞<z<∞ The Attempt at a Solution D=εE. Using that, I just need to find D =...- shanty
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