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A infinite volume charge distribution is placed at 2? > ? > ? with ?? (?)...

A infinite volume charge distribution is placed at 2? > ? > ? with ?? (?) = ?0 (?/? − 1)

a)Express the electric field intensity vector everywhere.

b) Calculate the potential difference (Δ? = ?2 − ?1 ) between the surfaces ?1 = ? and ?2 = 3?.

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