An ideal capacitor has two conducting plate that separated by a distance L, where two plates can have opposite charges (+q and -q). However, in a capacitor, current can flow through this device. Maxwell inserted one term la = €0 to solve the problem. Prove this term is indeed current (has the unit dt %3D of Coulomb/sec).

An ideal capacitor has two conducting plate that separated by a distance L, where two plates can have opposite charges (+q and -q). However, in a capacitor, current can flow through this device. Maxwell inserted one term la = €0 to solve the problem. Prove this term is indeed current (has the unit dt %3D of Coulomb/sec).

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An ideal capacitor has two conducting plate that
separated by a distance L, where two plates can have opposite charges (+q and -q).
However, in a capacitor, current can flow through this device. Maxwell inserted one
term la = €0
to solve the problem. Prove this term is indeed current (has the unit
dt
of Coulomb/sec).

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