Two different 1 F capacitors which each have a gap of 10 µm. Capacitor one has plexiglass between the plates (dielectric constant = 3.4), whereas capacitor 2 has rubber between the plates (dielectric constant = 3.0). How many times larger is the surface area on capacitor 1 compared to the surface area on capacitor 2? A1 = 1.13 A2 A1 = 0.30 A2 A1 = 0.88 A2 A1 = 3.32 A2

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