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Two identical parallel conducting plate each with area A having small seperation between them are given charge Q1 and Q2 the magnitude of field between plates is.​

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Answered by TheGodWishperer
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Answer: \frac{q1 - q2}{2A \epsilon}

Formula for electric field

\large \frac{\sigma }{\epsilon}

where value of Sigma is Positive charge on capacitor divide by Area of plate

But we don't know positive charge on plate

let's find out

Formula for charge=

\large \frac{Q1-Q2 }{ 2}

Now coming to final answer

Electric field at P

\huge \frac{q1 - q2}{2A \epsilon}

Additional information

  • \large Capacitance= \frac{Q}{V}
  • \large second \: formula\: for \: capacitance= \frac{\epsilon A}{d}
Answered by crankybirds30
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Answer:

Electric field within the plates E

Potential difference between the plates

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