Suppose the electric field between two parallel plates kept constant but the distance between them is tripled. What happens to the voltage of the parallel plates? The voltage increases by a factor of three.

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Suppose the electric field between two parallel plates kept constant but the distance between them is tripled. What happens to the voltage of the parallel plates? The voltage increases by a factor of three. The voltage decreases by a factor of three The voltage remains the same . The voltage increases by a factor of sqrt(3) .

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The voltage increases by a factor of three.

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