QUESTION 10 What is the electric-field strength between the identical, rectangular, conducting plates of a parallel-plate capacitor in which the charge on the plates is + 5.0 pC? Assume that each plate is 4.0 cm long and 3.0 cm wide. a. 390 N/C O b. 150 N/C C. 230 N/C d. 310 N/C e. 470 N/C

QUESTION 10 What is the electric-field strength between the identical, rectangular, conducting plates of a parallel-plate capacitor in which the charge on the plates is + 5.0 pC? Assume that each plate is 4.0 cm long and 3.0 cm wide. a. 390 N/C O b. 150 N/C C. 230 N/C d. 310 N/C e. 470 N/C

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