Consider the above figure of 2 plates separated by 2.0 mm, each with an area of 500.0 cm2. If the electric field strength between the plates is 1.13 105 V/m, determine the potential difference that would exist between the two plates.

Consider the above figure of 2 plates separated by 2.0 mm, each with an area of 500.0 cm2. If the electric field strength between the plates is 1.13 105 V/m, determine the potential difference that would exist between the two plates.

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Consider the above figure of 2 plates separated by 2.0 mm, each with an area of 500.0 cm2. If the electric field strength between
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