A double charged layer consisting of two parallel and ideal uniformly charged planes is given, as shown in the figure. Let the charge density per unit of surface of each floor equal to
C/
.
where the upper floor is positively charged and the lower one negatively charged.
Consider a particle of mass 
kg and a charge q = 4.0 
C hanging on an inextensible ideal wire of lenght l = 0.5 m in the
region between the two charged planes.
Ignoring the weight force, calculate the period of the small
oscillations of the particle (
).
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