An emf max sin ωt, with max = 0.40 V and ω = 3.30 103 radians/s,...

An emf _max sin ωt, with _max = 0.40 V and ω = 3.30 10³ radians/s, is applied to the terminals of a capacitor with C = 1.6 pF. What is the displacement current between the capacitor plates?

______________ cos(ωt) A

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