▼ Part C - Comparing capacitors Four parallel-plate capacitors are constructed using square plates, and each has a dielectric inserted between the plates. Rank the capacitance of each capacitor in order from highest to lowest. Capacitor A: side length I, distance between plates d, dielectric constant K. Highest capacitance Submit Request Answer Part D - Calculating the charge on a capacitor 123+ Value Capacitor B: side length 1/2, distance between plates d/2, dielectric Capacitor D: side length 1, distance between plates 2d, dielectric constant 2K. Ⓒ 3 ? A capacitor with capacitance (C) = 4.50 µF is connected to a 12.0 V battery. What is the magnitude of the charge on each of the plates? Express your answer with appropriate units. Units Reset Help Capacitor C: side length 21, distance between plates d, dielectric constant 2K. Lowest capacitance

▼ Part C - Comparing capacitors Four parallel-plate capacitors are constructed using square plates, and each has a dielectric inserted between the plates. Rank the capacitance of each capacitor in order from highest to lowest. Capacitor A: side length I, distance between plates d, dielectric constant K. Highest capacitance Submit Request Answer Part D - Calculating the charge on a capacitor 123+ Value Capacitor B: side length 1/2, distance between plates d/2, dielectric Capacitor D: side length 1, distance between plates 2d, dielectric constant 2K. Ⓒ 3 ? A capacitor with capacitance (C) = 4.50 µF is connected to a 12.0 V battery. What is the magnitude of the charge on each of the plates? Express your answer with appropriate units. Units Reset Help Capacitor C: side length 21, distance between plates d, dielectric constant 2K. Lowest capacitance

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Part C - Comparing capacitors
Four parallel-plate capacitors are constructed using square plates, and each has a dielectric inserted between the plates.
Rank the capacitance of each capacitor in order from highest to lowest.
Capacitor A: side length
I, distance between
plates d, dielectric
constant K.
Highest capacitance
Submit Request Answer
Part D - Calculating the charge on a capacitor
123+
Value
Capacitor B: side length
1/2, distance between
plates d/2, dielectric
Capacitor D: side length
1, distance between
plates 2d, dielectric
constant 2K.
Ⓒ 3 ?
A capacitor with capacitance (C) = 4.50 µF is connected to a 12.0 V battery. What is the magnitude of the charge on each of the plates?
Express your answer with appropriate units.
Units
Reset Help
Capacitor C: side length
21, distance between
plates d, dielectric
constant 2K.
Lowest capacitance

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