The figure shows two infinite parallel flat planes separated by a distance d. Plane #1 has a positive charge density o1, and plane 2 has a positive chae densty 02. If a Gaussian surface is taken to include an area Ay on plane #1 and an area A2 on plane #2, where Ag>A2, then the electric fux through that surtace is A1 Fane 1 d Plane A2

The figure shows two infinite parallel flat planes separated by a distance d. Plane #1 has a positive charge density o1, and plane 2 has a positive chae densty 02. If a Gaussian surface is taken to include an area Ay on plane #1 and an area A2 on plane #2, where Ag>A2, then the electric fux through that surtace is A1 Fane 1 d Plane A2

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