5.40 (a) The width of the region containing eri in Fig. 5.19 is 1.2 m. Find eRI if er2 = 2.5 and the total capacitance is 60 nF. (b) Find the width of each region (containing ERI and eR2) if Cotal = 80 nF, ER2 = 3€RI, and C = 2C2. %3D 2 m- 2 m Conducting plates 2 mm ERI

5.40 (a) The width of the region containing eri in Fig. 5.19 is 1.2 m. Find eRI if er2 = 2.5 and the total capacitance is 60 nF. (b) Find the width of each region (containing ERI and eR2) if Cotal = 80 nF, ER2 = 3€RI, and C = 2C2. %3D 2 m- 2 m Conducting plates 2 mm ERI

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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