1)2)3)EXCEPT that:(a)(b)(c)(d)The electrostatic field is conservative as it has the following characteristics(a)(b)(c)(d)Its circulation is identically zeroit is the gradient of a scalar potentialIts curl is identically zeroThe potential difference between any two points is zeroA capacitor is made with seven metals and separated by sheets of Micahaving a thickness of 0.3 mm and a relative permittivity, er of 6. The area of one sideof each plate is 500 cm². A potential difference of 400 V is maintained across theterminals of the capacitor. Calculate the capacitance, C.0.0531 μF0.531 μF5.31 µF53.1 μFA homogenous dielectric with a relative permitivity, er of 2.5 fills Region1 (x < 0) while Region 2 (x > 0) is a free space. If D₁ = 12x-10y +42 cc/m².(a)D2 = 122-4 -1.62 cC/m²(b) D2= 12x +4ỹ -1.62 cC/m²(c) D₂= 12x-4ỹ +1.62 cC/m²(d) D₂= 12x+4y +1.62 cc/m²

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1) The electrostatic field is conservative as it has the following characteristics EXCEPT that: (a) Its circulation is identically zero (b) (c) Its curl is identically zero (d) The potential difference between any two points is zero it is the gradient of a scalar potential

1) The electrostatic field is conservative as it has the following characteristics EXCEPT that: (a) Its circulation is identically zero (b) (c) Its curl is identically zero (d) The potential difference between any two points is zero it is the gradient of a scalar potential

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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