There is a uniform electric field of 2.4.10^4 N/C between two charged plane plates, 1.8 m apart. Find the potential difference between these two plates. a) 4.32.10^4V B) 4.32.10^2 C NS) 0 D) 4.32.10^4 C TO) 4.32.10^2V

There is a uniform electric field of 2.4.10^4 N/C between two charged plane plates, 1.8 m apart. Find the potential difference between these two plates. a) 4.32.10^4V B) 4.32.10^2 C NS) 0 D) 4.32.10^4 C TO) 4.32.10^2V

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There is a uniform electric field of 2.4.10^4 N/C between two charged plane plates, 1.8 m apart. Find the potential difference between these two plates.

a)	4.32.10^4V

B)	4.32.10^2 C

NS)

D)	4.32.10^4 C

TO)	4.32.10^2V

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