3.The relative permittivity of a material is the ratio of its permittivity to that of free space.The relative ratings of several common dielectrics are as follows:DielectricAirGlassMicaPorcelainTeflonRelative Permittivity1.0017.5005.0006.0002.000Determine which of these dielectrics is used in the capacitor shown in the figure below (Fig.12.34).Area = 5 x 10¹² m²C = 0.022 uF1 x 10 m

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