A paper-filled capacitor is charged to a potential difference of Vo = 2.9 V. The dielectric constant of paper is K = 3.7. Thecapacitor is then disconnected from the charging circuit and the paper filling is withdrawn, allowing air to fill the gap betweenthe plates. Find the new potential difference Vị of the capacitor.Vị =VWhile the capacitor is disconnected from the charging circuit, an unknown substance is inserted between the plates. The platesthen attain a potential difference that is 0.53 times the original potential difference Vo (when paper filled the capacitor). What isthis unknown substance's dielectric constant Ku?Ku =

Given: Initial Volatge,V0=2.9VDielectric Constant,κ=3.7 The dielectric constant is a ratio between a…

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