Two parallel plate capacitors are initially charged to q,=2q and q2=8q . Capacitor C; = 5C and C2= 3C. The switch is then closed and dielectric material with dielectric constant k= 2.1 is inserted in the bottom capacitor. Now, what is the charge on the TOP capacitor after reaching equilibrium? 91 q'z= ? 92 C, Select one: O a. 2.4540q Ob. 4.4248q Ос.4.2254g Od. 2.8571q Oe. Not given

Two parallel plate capacitors are initially charged to q,=2q and q2=8q . Capacitor C; = 5C and C2= 3C. The switch is then closed and dielectric material with dielectric constant k= 2.1 is inserted in the bottom capacitor. Now, what is the charge on the TOP capacitor after reaching equilibrium? 91 q'z= ? 92 C, Select one: O a. 2.4540q Ob. 4.4248q Ос.4.2254g Od. 2.8571q Oe. Not given

Delmar's Standard Textbook Of Electricity

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Author:Stephen L. Herman

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Chapter19: Capacitors

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Problem 3RQ: A capacitor uses air as a dielectric and has a capacitance of 3 F. A dielectric material is inserted...

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