An initially uncharged air-filled capacitor is connected to a 2.07 V charging source. As a result, the capacitor acquires 3.39 x 10-3 C of charge. Then, while the capacitor remains connected to the charging source, a sheet of dielectric material is inserted between its plates, completely filling the space. The dielectric constant k of this substance is 4.25. Find the voltage V across the capacitor and the charge Qf stored by it after the dielectric is inserted and the circuit has returned to a steady state. 3.38 x10¬8 V = V Incorrect 3.38 x10 -5 Qf = C Incorrect

An initially uncharged air-filled capacitor is connected to a 2.07 V charging source. As a result, the capacitor acquires 3.39 x 10-3 C of charge. Then, while the capacitor remains connected to the charging source, a sheet of dielectric material is inserted between its plates, completely filling the space. The dielectric constant k of this substance is 4.25. Find the voltage V across the capacitor and the charge Qf stored by it after the dielectric is inserted and the circuit has returned to a steady state. 3.38 x10¬8 V = V Incorrect 3.38 x10 -5 Qf = C Incorrect

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