A capacitor with 50UF has air gap of5mm, is connected to a 9V batery.Calculate the capacitance with thefollowing insulators:a. Knylon = 3.4b. Kpaper = 3.7C. Ksilicon oilINSULATORBATTERY= 2.5d. Keflon = 2.1e. Kwater = 80What do you observe about the valueof capacitance of the different dielectricconstants?+ + + + + + +

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A capacitor with 50UF has air gap of 5mm, is connected to a 9V battery. Calculate the capacitance with the following insulators: INSULATOR a. Knylon = 3.4 b. Kpaper = 3.7 c. Kilicon eil = 2.5 d. Keflon = 2.1 e. Kwater = 80 BATTERY раper What do you observe about the value of capacitance of the different dielectric constants?

A capacitor with 50UF has air gap of 5mm, is connected to a 9V battery. Calculate the capacitance with the following insulators: INSULATOR a. Knylon = 3.4 b. Kpaper = 3.7 c. Kilicon eil = 2.5 d. Keflon = 2.1 e. Kwater = 80 BATTERY раper What do you observe about the value of capacitance of the different dielectric constants?

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