Chapter 23, Problem 042 Two large metal plates of area 1.3 m face each other, 5.6 cm apart, with equal charge magnitudes but opposite signs. The field magnitude E between them (neglect fringing) is 62 N/C. Find lql Units Number the tolerance is +/-2%

Chapter 23, Problem 042 Two large metal plates of area 1.3 m face each other, 5.6 cm apart, with equal charge magnitudes but opposite signs. The field magnitude E between them (neglect fringing) is 62 N/C. Find lql Units Number the tolerance is +/-2%

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Chapter 23, Problem 042
Two large metal plates of area 1.3 m face each other, 5.6 cm apart, with equal charge magnitudes but opposite signs. The field magnitude E between them (neglect
fringing) is 62 N/C. Find lql
Units
Number
the tolerance is +/-2%

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