Exercise 1:Dielectric material with constant (k = 7) is inserted between two plates of a capacitor. If thearea of each plate is 0.75 m? and the free charge on them 4 x 10 10C.a- Determine the electric displacement without dielectric.b- Determine the electric displacement with dielectric.

Given k = 7 Area of plate ,A = 0.75 m2 Charge, Q = 4× 10-10 C The electric displacement without…

Exercise 1: Dielectric material with constant (k = 7) is inserted between two plates of a capacitor. If the area of each plate is 0.75 m2 and the free charge on them 4 x 10-1°C. a- Determine the electric displacement without dielectric. b- Determine the electric displacement with dielectric.

Exercise 1: Dielectric material with constant (k = 7) is inserted between two plates of a capacitor. If the area of each plate is 0.75 m2 and the free charge on them 4 x 10-1°C. a- Determine the electric displacement without dielectric. b- Determine the electric displacement with dielectric.

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Dielectric material with constant (k = 7) is inserted between two plates of a capacitor. If the
area of each plate is 0.75 m? and the free charge on them 4 x 10 10C.
a- Determine the electric displacement without dielectric.
b- Determine the electric displacement with dielectric.

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