Two conductive plates are oriented such that they are exactly parallel to one another and are exactly 4.00 mm apart. Charge is distributed between the two plates and a potential difference of A V = 340 V is measured between the two plates. What is the magnitude of the electric field between the two plates? Hint: In such a situation, the electric field is extremely uniform.
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