a)A capacitor consists of two parallel metal plates immersed in a high-dielectric liquid, chloro-cyclohexane (e = 30). When the separation of the plates is 1mm, the capacitance is0.06 F. Initially it is charged, at 500 V. Assume that 0 = 8.85 x 10-12 Fm-1.i)==Use this information to calculate the area of the plates, and the charge and the energystored.ii) The plates are now pulled apart, to a gap of 1cm. Calculate the voltage it is now at,the energy now stored, and the force required to pull the plates apart.

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