solve question 2 A-G please 2) A charged capacitor is given below. The capacitor is made from two sheets with area 3.2 m²separated by a distance of 1.25x103 m and initially empty. A Charge of mass 7.5x106 kg andcharge +82 µC is placed at location "A". When it reaches location "B" it is moving with a speed of25 m/s.1.25x103 m6.4x10-4 mABa. Determine the voltage difference between points "A"TABLE 17-3Dielectric Constants (at 20°C)and "B"Dielectric Dielectricstrength(V/m)b. If the distance between points "A" and "B" is 6.4x10*constantMaterialm. determines the size of the electric field inside theVacuum1.0000capacitor.Air (1 atm)1.00063х 10c. What is the electric field at point "C"? (NoParaffin2.210 x 10Polystyrene2.624 х 10°calculations required!)d. Calculate the capacitance of the capacitor.e. Using the electric field calculated in part "b",Vinyl (plastic) 2–450 x 10Раper3.715 x 10Quartz4.38 x 10Oil412 x 10determine the charge stored on the capacitor.Glass, Pyrex514 x 10f. Determine the voltage drop across the capacitor.Rubber,neoprene6.712 x 10An unknown dielectric is placed inside the capacitor while6-85 x 10°PorcelainMica7150 x 10°hooked up to the same battery/voltage source. The newWater (liquid) 80charge stored on the capacitor is 8.5 µC.Strontium8 x 10°titanate300g. What dielectric was placed in the capacitor?+

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2) A charged capacitor is given below. The capacitor is made from two sheets with area 3.2 m² separated by a distance of 1.25x103 m and initially empty. A Charge of mass 7.5x10€ kg and charge +82 µC is placed at location "A". When it reaches location "B" it is moving with a speed of 25 m/s. 1.25x103 m 6.4x104 m A B TABLE 17-3 a. Determine the voltage difference between points "A" Dielectric Constants (at 20°C) and "B" b. If the distance between points "A" and "B" is 6.4x10* Dielectric Dielectric strength (V/m) constant Material m. determines the size of the electric field inside the Vacuum 1.0000 capacitor. 3х 10 10 x 10 Air (1 atm) 1.0006 c. What is the electric field at point “C"? (No Paraffin 2.2 Polystyrene 2.6 24 x 10 calculations required!) Vinul (nlactic) 50 Y 100 %3D

2) A charged capacitor is given below. The capacitor is made from two sheets with area 3.2 m² separated by a distance of 1.25x103 m and initially empty. A Charge of mass 7.5x10€ kg and charge +82 µC is placed at location "A". When it reaches location "B" it is moving with a speed of 25 m/s. 1.25x103 m 6.4x104 m A B TABLE 17-3 a. Determine the voltage difference between points "A" Dielectric Constants (at 20°C) and "B" b. If the distance between points "A" and "B" is 6.4x10* Dielectric Dielectric strength (V/m) constant Material m. determines the size of the electric field inside the Vacuum 1.0000 capacitor. 3х 10 10 x 10 Air (1 atm) 1.0006 c. What is the electric field at point “C"? (No Paraffin 2.2 Polystyrene 2.6 24 x 10 calculations required!) Vinul (nlactic) 50 Y 100 %3D

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