Two flat, parallel plates have radii r = 0.10 m and are d = 0.20 cm apart. The potential difference between the plates is 180 V. The electric field at the point Pat the center is 900 N/C 9.0 x10- N/C 3600 N/C O9.0 x104 N/c 3.6x10° N/C

Two flat, parallel plates have radii r = 0.10 m and are d = 0.20 cm apart. The potential difference between the plates is 180 V. The electric field at the point Pat the center is 900 N/C 9.0 x10- N/C 3600 N/C O9.0 x104 N/c 3.6x10° N/C

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Two flat, parallel plates have radii r = 0.10 m and are d = 0.20 cm apart. The potential
difference between the plates is 180 V. The electric field at the point Pat the center
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900 N/C
9.0 x10- N/C
3600 N/C
O9.0 x104 N/c
3.6x10° N/C

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