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A charged oll drop of mass m=8.00x10kg is held floating tat rest) between two infinite plates. The plates are uniformly charged with densitles+g and-a. where a 21nCm2 Find the charge Q (in uC) of the oil drop

A charged oll drop of mass m=8.00x10kg is held floating tat rest) between two infinite plates. The plates are uniformly charged with densitles+g and-a. where a 21nCm2 Find the charge Q (in uC) of the oil drop

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