would like to know if this equation for the induced surface charge density in a dielectric inside a capacitor is only valid when the capacitor is disconnected from the voltage source. Can it be used when the capacitor with dielectric is connected to the voltage source? σi=σ(1-1/K)
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I would like to know if this equation for the induced surface charge density in a dielectric inside a capacitor is only valid when the capacitor is disconnected from the voltage source. Can it be used when the capacitor with dielectric is connected to the voltage source?
σi=σ(1-1/K)
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