On an infinite non-conductive surface with a surface charge density of σ = +5 pC / m² we open a hole of radius R. The z axis is perpendicular to the surface and passes through the center O of the hole. Calculate the intensity of the electric field (vector) in Σ (OΣ = 2.56 cm)

On an infinite non-conductive surface with a surface charge density of σ = +5 pC / m² we open a hole of radius R. The z axis is perpendicular to the surface and passes through the center O of the hole. Calculate the intensity of the electric field (vector) in Σ (OΣ = 2.56 cm)

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