The capacitors (each 2µF when filled with air ) were charged by a 12-V battery with no dielectric between the plates. Then, a dielectric plate with K = 3 is inserted between the plates of the capacitor on the left. What amount of charge goes through points a and b after the dielectric is inserted. K=3 12V 2MF 2pF None of them 48 μC, 48 μc 48 μC, 0 με 48 μC , 12 με 48 μC, 24 μC 24 µC, 24 µc O 72 µC, 24 µc 24 μC, 0 μC

The capacitors (each 2µF when filled with air ) were charged by a 12-V battery with no dielectric between the plates. Then, a dielectric plate with K = 3 is inserted between the plates of the capacitor on the left. What amount of charge goes through points a and b after the dielectric is inserted. K=3 12V 2MF 2pF None of them 48 μC, 48 μc 48 μC, 0 με 48 μC , 12 με 48 μC, 24 μC 24 µC, 24 µc O 72 µC, 24 µc 24 μC, 0 μC

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