The two plates of a parallel-plate capacitor each have area1.20 m2, are 4.50 mm apart, and initially have vacuum between them.You connect a power supply to the capacitor, charging it to 3.50 kV.Keeping the power supply connected, you insert a sheet of dielectricwith dielectric constant 2.50 that fills the space between the plates.Find the original charge on the capacitor plates

The two plates of a parallel-plate capacitor each have area1.20 m2, are 4.50 mm apart, and initially have vacuum between them.You connect a power supply to the capacitor, charging it to 3.50 kV.Keeping the power supply connected, you insert a sheet of dielectricwith dielectric constant 2.50 that fills the space between the plates.Find the original charge on the capacitor plates

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