Based on this image find the capacitance using the equation C= Q/V then use a different equation to find the capacitance and see if your answers match based on using two different equations. CapacitanceTop Plate ChargeStored Energy1.5V-OV-1.5VCapacitor Lab: Basics0.35 pF0.53 pc0.40 pJSeparation10.0 mmPlate Area400 mm²Voltage1.500 VCapacitance Light Bulb✔Plate Charges✔Bar GraphsElectric FieldCurrent DirectionPHET:

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Based on this image find the capacitance using the equation C= Q/V then use a different equation to find the capacitance and see if your answers match based on using two different equations.

Capacitance
Top Plate Charge
Stored Energy
1.5V-
OV
-1.5V
Capacitor Lab: Basics
0.35 pF
0.53 pc
0.40 pJ
Separation
10.0 mm
Plate Area
400 mm²
Voltage
1.500 V
Capacitance Light Bulb
✔Plate Charges
✔Bar Graphs
Electric Field
Current Direction
PHET:

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for C=Q/V why did you use the stored energy number (0.40pJ) for Q if Q is in coulombs so wouldnt you use the value for the top plate charge which is (0.53pC) instead. Also how did you convert your units because if Area is in 400mm² and the SI unit for that is m² wouldnt it be 0.4m²?

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