Othman A. answered 04/06/22
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For 6.0V:
C=q/V
So q=CV
q= 20x10-3.6
q=120x10-3
q=120 mC
same way for 9.0V:
q=180 mC
Ysa K.
asked 04/06/22The capacitance of a capacitor 20 mF. What is the charge on each plate of the capacitor when the capacitor is charged to a potential difference of
(a) 6.0 V and
(b) 9.0V
Othman A. answered 04/06/22
Are you struggling with math? Feeling lost in class?
For 6.0V:
C=q/V
So q=CV
q= 20x10-3.6
q=120x10-3
q=120 mC
same way for 9.0V:
q=180 mC
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