In the Electric Field Mapping experiment, the anode is placed along the y-axis with its center at x = 0 cm, parallel to the cathode with its center at x = 20 cm, and the potential difference between them is 25 V. The cathode and anode each have a length of 20 cm. Then the potential difference (in V) as you go from the point with coordinates (6 cm, 5 cm) to the point with coordinates (10 cm, -5 cm) is:

In the Electric Field Mapping experiment, the anode is placed along the y-axis with its center at x = 0 cm, parallel to the cathode with its center at x = 20 cm, and the potential difference between them is 25 V. The cathode and anode each have a length of 20 cm. Then the potential difference (in V) as you go from the point with coordinates (6 cm, 5 cm) to the point with coordinates (10 cm, -5 cm) is:

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Chapter19: Capacitors

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