For two equipotential surfaces with distance of lm between them and having a potential difference of 5V, what is the surface charge density if the plates are infinitely charged? O a. 8.85*10-3 v O b. 8.85*105 v Oc. 8.85*10-9 v O d. 8.85*10-7v O e. 8.85*10-11 v

For two equipotential surfaces with distance of lm between them and having a potential difference of 5V, what is the surface charge density if the plates are infinitely charged? O a. 8.8510-3 v O b. 8.85105 v Oc. 8.8510-9 v O d. 8.8510-7v O e. 8.85*10-11 v

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For two equipotential surfaces with distance of Im between them and having a
potential difference of 5V, what is the surface charge density if the plates are
infinitely charged?
O a. 8.85*10-3 v
O b. 8.85*105 v
O c. 8.85*10-9 V
O d. 8.85*10-7 v
O e. 8.85*10-11 v
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