Calculate its capacitance and charge on each plate

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A parallel plate capacitor has 2.5cm^2 plates that are separated by 2mm in a vacuum. If a potential difference of 100V is connected to the capcitor, calculate its capacitance and charge on each plate? (K= 8.99 X 10^9) (E=8.85 X 10^-12)

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