00550] (PEN104-A) ELECTRICITY AND MAGNETISM>PHY104 MidtermA parallel plate capacitor of 2.0*10 F and plate area 0.50 m2 is connected to 3000V Calculate the storedenergyO a. 900*104 JOb. 40*10 JOc 90*10- SOd 390 10 JOe. 200 10-Sonraki sayfaCasper

Given data: Capacitance, C=2.0×10-9F Area of plate, A=0.50 m2 Potential difference, V=3000 V

A parallel plate capacitor of 2.0*109 F and plate area 0.50 m2 is connected to 3000V. Calculate the stored energy. O a. 900*10-4 J O b. 40*104 J O c. 90*104 J Od. 390*104 J O e. 200*104 J

A parallel plate capacitor of 2.0109 F and plate area 0.50 m2 is connected to 3000V. Calculate the stored energy. O a. 90010-4 J O b. 40104 J O c. 90104 J Od. 390104 J O e. 200104 J

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PHY104 Midterm
A parallel plate capacitor of 2.0*10 F and plate area 0.50 m2 is connected to 3000V Calculate the stored
energy
O a. 900*104 J
Ob. 40*10 J
Oc 90*10- S
Od 390 10 J
O
e. 200 10-
Sonraki sayfa
Casper

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