Two large parallel conducting plates carry charges of equal magnitude and opposite charge. When you place a point charge q = +3.60 nC between the plates, the force on the point charge is 22.0 mN. What is the magnitude of the surface charge density on either plate?
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Two large parallel conducting plates carry charges of equal
magnitude and opposite charge. When you place a point charge q =
+3.60 nC between the plates, the force on the point charge is 22.0 mN.
What is the magnitude of the surface charge density on either plate?
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