1. **Problem Statement:** We have two parallel, infinite conducting sheets with equal and opposite charge densities. We need to determine the correct set of equipotential surfaces for this system.
2. **Concepts and Formula:** For two infinite parallel sheets with opposite charges, the electric field between them is uniform and directed from the positively charged sheet to the negatively charged sheet.
3. **Electric Field and Equipotential Surfaces:** The electric field $\vec{E}$ is perpendicular to the sheets and constant in magnitude between them. Equipotential surfaces are always perpendicular to the electric field lines.
4. **Equipotential Surfaces for Parallel Plates:** Since the electric field is uniform and perpendicular to the plates, the equipotential surfaces are parallel planes between the sheets.
5. **Analyzing the Options:**
- Option A shows alternating dashed and solid lines parallel to the sheets, which matches the expected equipotential surfaces.
- Option B shows horizontal lines but also includes a line with plus signs, which is inconsistent.
- Option C and D show circular or other shapes, which do not correspond to the uniform field between infinite sheets.
6. **Conclusion:** The correct set of equipotential surfaces is option A, which shows parallel lines between the sheets, consistent with the uniform electric field and perpendicular equipotential surfaces.
**Final answer:** Option A
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