The parallel plates have an area of 2000 cmz and are separated at 1.00 cm apart. The original potential difference between them is 3ooo V and it decreased to 1000 V when a sheet of dielectric was inserted. What is the; (a) Original capacitance (b) The magnitude of the charge on each plate (c) Capacitance C after dielectric is inserted (d) Dielectric constant K (e) Permittivity of dielectric (f) The magnitude of induced charge (g) Original electric field (h) Electric field after dielectric is inserted

The parallel plates have an area of 2000 cmz and are separated at 1.00 cm apart. The original potential difference between them is 3ooo V and it decreased to 1000 V when a sheet of dielectric was inserted. What is the; (a) Original capacitance (b) The magnitude of the charge on each plate (c) Capacitance C after dielectric is inserted (d) Dielectric constant K (e) Permittivity of dielectric (f) The magnitude of induced charge (g) Original electric field (h) Electric field after dielectric is inserted

Delmar's Standard Textbook Of Electricity

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Author:Stephen L. Herman

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Chapter19: Capacitors

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