a. A potential difference of 5.00 V is placed across a 43.1 mF capacitor. How much charge is stored in the capacitor? b. In the case of part (a), how much energy is stord in the 43.1 mF capacitor with a 5.00 V potential difference across its plates?

a. A potential difference of 5.00 V is placed across a 43.1 mF capacitor. How much charge is stored in the capacitor? b. In the case of part (a), how much energy is stord in the 43.1 mF capacitor with a 5.00 V potential difference across its plates?

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