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parallel-plate capacitor(30cm×30cm) has a spacing of 0.2mm. The left plate's charge is +6nC and the right plate's charge is -6nC. What is the electric field strength between the plates?

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A parallel-plate capacitor(30cm×30cm) has a spacing of 0.2mm. The left plate's charge is +6nC and the right plate's charge is -6nC.

What is the electric field strength between the plates?

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