یانزدهA parallel-plate capacitor is constructed with plate area of 0.40 m and a plateseparation of 0.10 mm. How much charge is stored on it when it is charged to apotential difference of 24 V?O 0.63 µC0.0.42 µCO 0.84 uCO 0.21 µCChp

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یانزده
A parallel-plate capacitor is constructed with plate area of 0.40 m and a plate
separation of 0.10 mm. How much charge is stored on it when it is charged to a
potential difference of 24 V?
O 0.63 µC
0.0.42 µC
O 0.84 uC
O 0.21 µC
Chp

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