Part 2 Voltage, V Plate Area, A 1.5V 200mm^2 Table B Plate Separation, d [millimeter, mm] Capacitance, C (picofarad, pF) Top Plate Charge, Q (picocoloumb, pC) 1.33pC 0.66рC 2 0.89pF 0.44pF 4 6 0.30pF 0.44pC 8 0.22pF 0.33pC 10 0.18pF 0.27pC I|||

Part 2 Voltage, V Plate Area, A 1.5V 200mm^2 Table B Plate Separation, d [millimeter, mm] Capacitance, C (picofarad, pF) Top Plate Charge, Q (picocoloumb, pC) 1.33pC 0.66рC 2 0.89pF 0.44pF 4 6 0.30pF 0.44pC 8 0.22pF 0.33pC 10 0.18pF 0.27pC I|||

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From Table B, plot C vs d

Part 2
Voltage, V
Plate Area, A
1.5V
200mm^2
Table B
Plate Separation, d
[millimeter, mm]
Capacitance, C
(picofarad, pF)
Top Plate Charge, Q
(picocoloumb, pC)
1.33pC
0.66рC
2
0.89pF
0.44pF
4
6
0.30pF
0.44pC
8
0.22pF
0.33pC
10
0.18PF
0.27pC
I|||

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