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An infinite insulating slab has thickness T and volume charge density rho. The slab is positioned...

An infinite insulating slab has thickness T and volume charge density ρ. The slab is positioned with its infinite surface parallel to the xy-plane and its center at z = 0. A field point is defined by the distance z (along the z-axis) from the center of the slab.

Determine expressions {ρ, z, T} for:

E in the regions defined by:

i) z < T/2 (inside the slab)

ii) z > T/2 (outside the slab)

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Given Data:

Thickness of the insulating slab is T.


Volume charge density of the slab is ρ.


Center of the slab is at $z = 0$.


Absolute Permittivity is $ε∘=8.85×10 ^{−12} C ^2/N m ^2$


The infinite insulating slab having its surface parallel to xy-plane can be shown in fig …

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