Q14. An air filled parallel plate capacitor is arranged such that the upper plate carries surface charge density 2C/m2 and lower plate carries surface charge density -2C/m2 as shown in figure. The electric field intensity under the bottom plate will be

Q14. An air filled parallel plate capacitor is arranged such that the upper plate carries surface charge density 2C/m2 and lower plate carries surface charge density -2C/m2 as shown in figure. The electric field intensity under the bottom plate will be

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