Calculate what is the charge on the ball

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A cork ball of mass 1.20 g is placed between two very large horizontal planes of charge. The bottom plane has a uniform charge density of +0.68 uC/m2, whereas the upper plane has a uniform charge density of -0.44 uC/m2. The cork ball, which carries an unknown charge, is placed between the planes and is observed to float motionlessly. What is the charge on the ball?

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