A capacitor has parallel plates that have an area of 1.07 cm2 and are 1.09 mm apart. There is a vacuum between the plates, and the electric field magnitude is 1.09 106 N/C. (a) Find the potential across the plates. (b) Find the charge.
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A capacitor has parallel plates that have an area of 1.07 cm2 and are 1.09 mm apart. There is a vacuum between the plates, and the electric field magnitude is 1.09 106 N/C.
(a) Find the potential across the plates.
(b) Find the charge.
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