Determine the charge densities on the plates

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Two infinite parallel plates separated by distance S are at potentials 0 and V0.

a.) Solve Poisson's equation to the find the potential to the region between the plates where the charge density distribution in the region is p(x) = p0(x/S). x is measured from the plate of zero potential.

b.) What are the charge densities on the plates?

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