Two infinite sheets with equal and opposite uniform surface charge density are placed parallel to one another, separated by a distance of 0.707 mIf the electric feld between these sheets has a magnitude of 6571.833 N/C. what is the surface charge density of the positively charged plate? Write your answer as a number having units of (micro Coulomb/m, For example you calculate the result to be 6267 x 10 C/m.the entry would be 62.7 Note that micro1x 10

Two infinite sheets with equal and opposite uniform surface charge density are placed parallel to one another, separated by a distance of 0.707 mIf the electric feld between these sheets has a magnitude of 6571.833 N/C. what is the surface charge density of the positively charged plate? Write your answer as a number having units of (micro Coulomb/m, For example you calculate the result to be 6267 x 10 C/m.the entry would be 62.7 Note that micro1x 10

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