King, on one part of his undergraduate thesis in BS Physics, studied the properties of a material that acts as a natural battery. The material produces 1100 V under standard temperature and pressure. A parallel plate capacitor with a distance 3mm between the plates was connected to it. a) Find the electric field between the plates.

King, on one part of his undergraduate thesis in BS Physics, studied the properties of a material that acts as a natural battery. The material produces 1100 V under standard temperature and pressure. A parallel plate capacitor with a distance 3mm between the plates was connected to it. a) Find the electric field between the plates.

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