4)A parallel plate capacitor has a plate area of 50 cm^2 and a plate separation of 1,0 cm, A potential difference of 200 V is applied across the plates with no dielectric present, A) What is the Value of this capacitor? 1442.5pF B) A piece of Bakelite (K=4.8) is inserted which fills the region between the plates. What is the Value of the capacitor? 2,1242F C) Determine the magnitude of the charge across the plates with the dielectric present. Q- CAV (2.129nF(z0ov) ) = 1424,8n7 D) Determine the energy stored in this capacitor when charged,

4)A parallel plate capacitor has a plate area of 50 cm^2 and a plate separation of 1,0 cm, A potential difference of 200 V is applied across the plates with no dielectric present, A) What is the Value of this capacitor? 1442.5pF B) A piece of Bakelite (K=4.8) is inserted which fills the region between the plates. What is the Value of the capacitor? 2,1242F C) Determine the magnitude of the charge across the plates with the dielectric present. Q- CAV (2.129nF(z0ov) ) = 1424,8n7 D) Determine the energy stored in this capacitor when charged,

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