Two infinitely long wires, each with a linear charge density lambda =8(C)/(m) are parallel to each other and 1 meter apart. They both hang y_(0)=4m above an infinite charged sheet of surface charge density eta =-1(C)/(m^(2)), as shown in the figure (cross-sectional view, the wires and plane extend into and out of the screen). a) Based only on the

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Two infinitely long wires, each with a linear charge density

\lambda =8(C)/(m)

are parallel to each other and 1 meter apart. They both hang

y_(0)=4m

above an infinite charged sheet of surface charge density

\eta =-1(C)/(m^(2))

, as shown in the figure (cross-sectional view, the wires and plane extend into and out of the screen). a) Based only on the direction of the electric fields, not on their magnitudes, can there exist point(s) on the

y

axis where the electric field is zero? If yes, where can they be located? Below the sheet: Between the sheet an the wires:

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Above the wires:

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