A capacitor has a dielectric with K = 55. Additionally, C = 9 F. The capacitor is charged until the voltage between the plates is 5 V and then the capacitor is disconnected from everything. After being disconnected, the dielectric is removed. Determine the voltage between the plates and the charge on the capacitor after the dielectric has been remove charge on the plates with no dielectric = voltage between the plates with no dielectric =

A capacitor has a dielectric with K = 55. Additionally, C = 9 F. The capacitor is charged until the voltage between the plates is 5 V and then the capacitor is disconnected from everything. After being disconnected, the dielectric is removed. Determine the voltage between the plates and the charge on the capacitor after the dielectric has been remove charge on the plates with no dielectric = voltage between the plates with no dielectric =

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