A8F parallel-plate capacitor with a dielectric has a charge of 549 C on each plate. The distance between the plates is 0.005 m and the dielectric constant is 133. Determine the area of each plate and the E-field between the plates.

A8F parallel-plate capacitor with a dielectric has a charge of 549 C on each plate. The distance between the plates is 0.005 m and the dielectric constant is 133. Determine the area of each plate and the E-field between the plates.

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