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Calculate the area of the plates of a 1 pF parallel plate capacitor in a vacuum if the separation of the plates is 0.1 mm. [ ε 0 = 8.85 × 10 - 12 C 2 N - 1 m - 2 ]
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Calculate the area of the plates of a 1 pF parallel plate capacitor in a vacuum if the separation of the plates is 0.1 mm. [ ε 0 = 8.85 × 10 - 12 C 2 N - 1 m - 2 ]
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Calculate the area of the plates of a 1 pF parallel plate capacitor in a vacuum if the separation of the plates is 0.1 mm. [
ε
0
=
8.85
×
10
-
12
C
2
N
-
1
m
-
2
]
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the hardest part of this question would be the conversion since you’d have to memorize it. Otherwise it’s a piece of cake
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