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"คะ" is used in sentences that want to show high pitch, it may be a question sentence or politely call. For example, where are you going? Is this the right way? Can I eat this? Excuse me, could you come this way? Do you understand? etc.

"ค่ะ" (pronounced 'ka') is used in sentences that want a low tone, such as telling, accepting, answering questions. For example, hello, thank you, this way, I don't like it, excuse me, please, acknowledged, I agree.

"นะคะ" is used with telling sentences or accepting as well, but it looks polite and formal. For example, thank you very much, I miss you, if you don't understand just tell me, I have to go now.

It's a spelling mistake like what >>54380716 pointed out, but since it is learned since elementary school it is something that some people points out.