A material has a dielectric constant of 6.9. Consider a charged capacitor with the material in between the plates. Let Eplates represent the magnitude of electric field at the center of the capacitor due to the charges on the metal plates, and Edielectric represent that due to charges of the material. Edidectric Eplates What is the ratio Give your answer as a unitless number.
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Extra: How is the dielectric constant defined relative to Eplates, Edielectric, and/or Enet?
![A material has a dielectric constant of 6.9. Consider a charged capacitor with the material in between the plates. Let \( E_{plates} \) represent the magnitude of electric field at the center of the capacitor due to the charges on the metal plates, and \( E_{dielectric} \) represent that due to charges of the material. What is the ratio \(\frac{E_{dielectric}}{E_{plates}}\)?
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