PART A:
What is the potential difference
Begin by considering the line integral along the path from B to A.
The formula for potential difference, V between the two points doesn't depend on the path, lets call it l, but rather the end points, A & B.
The line integral from B=(x2,y2) to A=(x1,y1) of C⃗ =Cxı^+Cyȷ^ , a constant vector field (i.e., independent of x and y ), is given by
Since the charge is consistent throughout the x direction, the x component can be disregarded
This leaves us with the solution
NOTE:
the expression
PART B:
If the potential at y=±∞ is taken to be zero, what is the value of the potential at a point VA at some positive distance y1 from the surface of the sheet?
SOLUTION:
Substitute appropriate values for VB and y2 in the equation VA−VB=E(|y2|−|y1|) .
VA=E(∞) = ∞
PART C:
Now take the potential to be zero at y=0 instead of at infinity. What is the value of VA at point A some positive distance y1 from the sheet?
Substitute appropriate values for VB and y2 in the equation VA−VB=E(|y2|−|y1|) .
VA= E(0 -|y1|)
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