A set of charged plates is separated by 8.08*10^-5 m. When 2.24*10^-9 C of charge is placed on the plates, it creates a potential difference of 855 V. What is the area of the plates?

A set of charged plates is separated by 8.0810^-5 m. When 2.2410^-9 C of charge is placed on the plates, it creates a potential difference of 855 V. What is the area of the plates?

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