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The electric field reduces to 1.8*109 V/m. This is obvious because the permittivity of the medium...

The electric field reduces to 1.8*109 V/m. This is obvious because the permittivity of the medium increases.

Question. 2: What are the effects of the background material on the electric field strengths and distribution?.

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