Supposed you have the following parallel plate capacitor (circular plates) that is filled with two dielectrics Area A K1 K2 What is the equivalent capacitance of this capacitor if the plates have a diameter of 10cm, a separation of 1cm and the values of k1 & k2 are 3 & 4, respectively? O 10 pF O 24 pF

Supposed you have the following parallel plate capacitor (circular plates) that is filled with two dielectrics Area A K1 K2 What is the equivalent capacitance of this capacitor if the plates have a diameter of 10cm, a separation of 1cm and the values of k1 & k2 are 3 & 4, respectively? O 10 pF O 24 pF

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