It is desired that 7.7 mc of charge be stored on each plate of a 5.3 mf capacitor. what potential difference is required between the plates?

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Gerardo Heath

Physics

26 July, 18:40

It is desired that 7.7 mc of charge be stored on each plate of a 5.3 mf capacitor. what potential difference is required between the plates?

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Kiara Bolton · Answer 1

In physics, the elements in a circuit could involve a resistor-capacitor, resistor-inductor, or just solely their own type of circuit. For a resistor-capacitor or RC circuit, the potential difference or voltage induced between the parallel plates of a capacitor is related by this equation:

Q = C * V, where

Q is charge in Coulombs

C is the capacitance in Faradays

V is the voltage in volts

Substituting the values,

7.7*10⁻³ C = 5.3*10⁻³ F * V

V = 1.45 volts