Use the photo-electric method to find the electric field in the region between a (Q+) charge and a very wide flat conductive plate that is a distance (D) from this charge. Explain your answer with the drawing 4:46 PM

Use the photo-electric method to find the electric field in the region between a (Q+) charge and a very wide flat conductive plate that is a distance (D) from this charge. Explain your answer with the drawing 4:46 PM

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Use the photo-electric method to find
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a (Q+) charge and a very wide flat
conductive plate that is a distance (D)
from this charge. Explain your answer
with the drawing
4:46 PM

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