How thick is the sheet, The plates of a 3.5nF

How thick is the sheet

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The plates of a 3.5nF parallel-plate capacitor are each 0.21m^2 in area. How far apart are the plates if there's air between them? If the plates are separated by a Teflon sheet, how thick is the sheet? Please answer with numbers, it's due at midnight tonight.

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