The figure belows shows two parallel plates. Assume they are infinite in area (this way we can neglect edge effects). The plate on the left is at a potential of +28V and the plate on the right is at a potential of 0V. The plates are a distance 24cm apart and the dashed lines are spaced equally 6cm apart
What
is the electric potential at point D?
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What
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Homework Answers
VD = 28*3/4 = 21 volts
VA = 28*3/4 = 21 volts
E = delta V/d = 28/0.24 = 116.67 N/c
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