A parallel‑plate capacitor has closely spaced plates. Charge is flowing onto the positive plate and off of the negative plate at the rate of i=delta q/ delta t =2.5 A. What is the displacement current i(d) through the capacitor between the plates? i(d) = ?A

A parallel‑plate capacitor has closely spaced plates. Charge is flowing onto the positive plate and off of the negative plate at the rate of i=delta q/ delta t =2.5 A. What is the displacement current i(d) through the capacitor between the plates? i(d) = ?A

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A parallel‑plate capacitor has closely spaced plates. Charge is flowing onto the positive plate and off of the negative plate at the rate of i=delta q/ delta t =2.5 A.

What is the displacement current i(d) through the capacitor between the plates?

i(d) = ?A

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