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TSny said:Good. But I just noticed that you now have the e2 component as positive. Is that right?
No, you're right, it points downwards so should be < 0.
The problem involves finding the electric field generated by a uniformly charged, infinitesimally thin rectangular sheet of charge. The sheet extends from x = 0 to x = -w and from y = 0 to y = L, and the goal is to determine the electric field at a point along the positive x-axis.
The discussion is ongoing, with participants sharing their interpretations and approaches. Some guidance has been offered regarding the integration process and the need to consider the vector nature of the electric field. However, multiple interpretations and uncertainties remain, particularly concerning the limits of integration and the treatment of the distance variable.
Participants note the importance of the geometry of the problem and the potential complications arising from the integration limits. There is also mention of the need to clarify the relationship between the variables involved in the electric field calculation.