S:39) A parallel-plate capacitor has rectangular plates of length L = 11 cm, width W = 3 cm, and thickness (plate separation) d=3.5 mm (Figure 25-33). The region between the plates is filled with a dielectric slab of dielectric constant K = 4.8 which can slide along the length ofthe capacitor. Initially, the slab completely fills the rectangular region, and the capacitor holds a charge of 0.1 µC.With the battery DISconnected, how far should the dielectric slab be pulled so that the stored energy is double its initial value?cmWhat is the voltage on the battery?Figure 25-33+ Show My Work (Optional) ?

parallel-plate capacitor has rectangular plates of length L- 11 cm, width W 3 cm, and thickness (plate separation) de3.5 mm (Figure 25-33). The region between the plates is filled with a dielectric slab of dielectric constant 4.8 which can slide along the length of he capacitor. Initially, the stab completely fills the rectangular region, and the capacitor holds a charge of 0.1 uC. With the battery DISconnected, how far should the dielectric slab be pulled so that the stored energy is double its initial value? cm What is the voltage on the battery? Figure 25-33

parallel-plate capacitor has rectangular plates of length L- 11 cm, width W 3 cm, and thickness (plate separation) de3.5 mm (Figure 25-33). The region between the plates is filled with a dielectric slab of dielectric constant 4.8 which can slide along the length of he capacitor. Initially, the stab completely fills the rectangular region, and the capacitor holds a charge of 0.1 uC. With the battery DISconnected, how far should the dielectric slab be pulled so that the stored energy is double its initial value? cm What is the voltage on the battery? Figure 25-33

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