large parallel conducting plates, each with area 1.0 m^2, are separated by 5 cm. the plates carry opposite charges of +/- 7.5x10^-6C. What is the magnitude of the force on a proton placed between the plates at 1.5 cm from the positive plate?

large parallel conducting plates, each with area 1.0 m^2, are separated by 5 cm. the plates carry opposite charges of +/- 7.5x10^-6C. What is the magnitude of the force on a proton placed between the plates at 1.5 cm from the positive plate?

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