Two parallel plates are charged
with 3.08*10^-9 C of charge.
What must the area of the plate...
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Two parallel plates are charged
with 3.08*10^-9 C of charge.
What must the area of the plates
be to create an electric field of
9220 N/C?
(Unit = m^2)
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