Question 2 Save Answer In the figure shown, half of a parallel plate capacitor filled with a slap of dielectric material of constant (k), while the other half is air- filled. The area of the plate is 0.4 m- and the plate's separation is 1.77 mm. If the total capacitance is 3 nF, then find the constant (k). (Use: E, = 8.85×10-12 c2/Nm?) d

Question 2 Save Answer In the figure shown, half of a parallel plate capacitor filled with a slap of dielectric material of constant (k), while the other half is air- filled. The area of the plate is 0.4 m- and the plate's separation is 1.77 mm. If the total capacitance is 3 nF, then find the constant (k). (Use: E, = 8.85×10-12 c2/Nm?) d

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