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A parallel plate capacitor of area 50cm2 and plate separation 3mm is charged initially to 80μC. Due to a radioactive source nearby, the medium between the plates gets slightly conducting and the plate loses charge initially at the rate of 1.5×10−8C/s. What is the magnitude and direction of displacement current?

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