please do it your own. Thank you A) A solid specimen of dielectric, diclectric constant of 4.5, shown in the figure has an intenalvoid of thickness Imm. The specimen is lcm thick and is subjected to a voltage of 100kV(ms). If the void is filled with air and if the breakdown strength of air can be taken as35 kV(pcak)/cm, find the voltage at which an internal discharge can occur.Imm 10 mmB) A solid specimen of diclectric has a dielectric constant of 4.2, and tan 8= 0.001 at afrequency of 50 Hz. If it is subjected to an altemating field of 50 kV/cm, calculate the heatgenerated in the specimen due to the dielectric loss.

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A) A solid specimen of dielectric, diclectric constant of 4.5, shown in the figure has an internal void of thickness Imm. The specimen is Icm thick and is subjected to a voltage of 100 kV(ms). If the void is filled with air and if the breakdown strength of air can be taken as 35 kV(peak)/cm, find the voltage at which an internal discharge can occur.

A) A solid specimen of dielectric, diclectric constant of 4.5, shown in the figure has an internal void of thickness Imm. The specimen is Icm thick and is subjected to a voltage of 100 kV(ms). If the void is filled with air and if the breakdown strength of air can be taken as 35 kV(peak)/cm, find the voltage at which an internal discharge can occur.

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