a) The potential difference between two parallel plates is 24.0 kV. The plates are 3.00 cm apart and are separated by air. What is the electric field between the plates? (Specify magnitude and direction.)
b) If we take the negative plate to be at 0 V, what is the voltage at 0.5 cm away from this plate? Repeat for each increment of 0.5 cm between the plates.
c) Draw a diagram of field lines and equipotential lines between the plates. You should have 5 numbers from b) for potential.
Concept: we use the relation between electric field and potential to find the solution as shown below
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