Part A A 430 pF capacitor consists of two 18-cm-radius circular plates, insulated with polystyrene. Find the thickness of the polystyrene. Express your answer in millimeters ? d = mm Submit Request Answer Part B Find the capacitor's working voltage. Express your answer in volts.

Part A A 430 pF capacitor consists of two 18-cm-radius circular plates, insulated with polystyrene. Find the thickness of the polystyrene. Express your answer in millimeters ? d = mm Submit Request Answer Part B Find the capacitor's working voltage. Express your answer in volts.

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Part A
A 430 pF capacitor consists of two 18-cm-radius circular plates,
insulated with polystyrene.
Find the thickness of the polystyrene.
Express your answer in millimeters
Πνα ΑΣφ
?
d =
mm
Submit
Request Answer
Part B
Find the capacitor's working voltage.
Express your answer in volts.
Vo AEO
V =
V
Submit
Request Answer

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