A capacitor has parallel metal plates of dimensions 12 cm X 24 cm, separated by an...
A capacitor has parallel metal plates of dimensions 12 cm X 24 cm, separated by an air-gap of 0.750 mm. The plates are given opposite charges of plus or minus 25 micro Coulons
A) How large is the potential difference between the plates ?
B) Find how much energy is stored in the capacitor.
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