A parallel plate capacitor with area A and separation dis filled with two different materails with dielectric constants K1 = K and k2 = 2k as shown in the figure. A potential difference V is applied between the two ends of the capacitor. Find the energy stored in the system. A/2 A/2 Kị K2 2KAV? 3deo 3KAV2 O a O b. 4deo O c. 2repA. APE Od. O f. 3regAV? 4d Og. 3Keg AV? 2d 3KAV? 2deg Oh. оооо о

A parallel plate capacitor with area A and separation dis filled with two different materails with dielectric constants K1 = K and k2 = 2k as shown in the figure. A potential difference V is applied between the two ends of the capacitor. Find the energy stored in the system. A/2 A/2 Kị K2 2KAV? 3deo 3KAV2 O a O b. 4deo O c. 2repA. APE Od. O f. 3regAV? 4d Og. 3Keg AV? 2d 3KAV? 2deg Oh. оооо о

College Physics

11th Edition

ISBN:9781305952300

Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Publisher:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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