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They are separated by 80.0 mm and the potential difference is 120 V.
What is a magnitude of the uniform electric field in the region
between the plates?](https://content.bartleby.com/qna-images/question/6b4e665c-5556-4c3c-b98c-4e90f5e42150/dd22a3b4-9a77-41e6-93e1-b6c256c68d75/xkca4wv_thumbnail.jpeg)
Transcribed Image Text:Two large parallel plates carry opposite charges of equal magnitude.
They are separated by 80.0 mm and the potential difference is 120 V.
What is a magnitude of the uniform electric field in the region
between the plates?
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