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Three plates `A, B, C` each of area `50 cm^(2)` have separation `3 mm` between `A` and `3 mm` between `B` and `C`. The energy stored when the plates area fully charged is

A

`1.6xx10^(-9)j`

B

`2.1xx10^(-9)j`

C

`5xx10^(-9)j`

D

`7xx10^(-9)j`

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B
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