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Two large parallel conducting plates are placed close to each other ,the inner surface of the two plates have surface charge densities `+sigma` and `-sigma` .The outer surfaces are without charge.The electric field has a magnitude of

A

`(sigma)/(epsilon_(0))` in the region between the plates

B

`(sigma)/(epsilon_(0))` in the region outside the plates.

C

`(2sigma)/(epsilon_(0))` in the region between the plates

D

zero in the region outside the plates.

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The correct Answer is:
A,D


`E_(p)=-(sigma)/(2epsilon_(0))+(sigma)/(2epsilon_(0))=0E_(Q)=(sigma)/(2epsilon_(0))-(sigma)/(2epsilon_(0))=0`
`E_(Q)=(sigma)/(2epsilon_(0))+(sigma)/(2epsilon_(0))=(sigma)/(epsilon_(0))`
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