Two large parallel metal sheets carrying equal and opposite electric charges are 0.92 m apart. There is a uniform electric field between them which has a magnitude of 777 N/C. What is the potential difference between the plates? *

Two large parallel metal sheets carrying equal and opposite electric charges are 0.92 m apart. There is a uniform electric field between them which has a magnitude of 777 N/C. What is the potential difference between the plates? *

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Two large parallel metal sheets
carrying equal and opposite
electric charges are 0.92 m
apart. There is a uniform
electric field between them
which has a magnitude of 777
N/C. What is the potential
difference between the
plates? *

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