An air capacitor, 5.80 uF, and a parallel plate is charged to a potential difference of 4.00x102 V and has a plate separation of 5.00 mm. Calculate the energy density in the region between the plates. A. u = 28.333mJ/m^3 B. u = 18.333mJ/m^3 C. u = 38.333mJ/m^3 Du-48.333m Um43

An air capacitor, 5.80 uF, and a parallel plate is charged to a potential difference of 4.00x102 V and has a plate separation of 5.00 mm. Calculate the energy density in the region between the plates. A. u = 28.333mJ/m^3 B. u = 18.333mJ/m^3 C. u = 38.333mJ/m^3 Du-48.333m Um43

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An air capacitor, 5.80 uF, and a parallel plate is charged to a potential difference of 4.00x102 V and
has a plate separation of 5.00 mm. Calculate the energy density in the region between the plates.
A. u= 28.333mJ/m^3
B. u = 18.333mJ/m^3
C. u= 38.333mJ/m^3
D. u= 48.333mJ/m^3

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