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4. An air filled capacitor consists of two parallel plates with area 100 cm2 and separated...

4. An air filled capacitor consists of two parallel plates with area 100 cm2 and separated by distance of 1.8 mm. If 20 volts potential difference is applied between plates determine (a) electric field between plates (b) charge on the capacitor.

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