A plane of area 0.25m2and surface charge density s=4.5 nC/m2 lies in the x = 0.00...

A plane of area 0.25m2and surface charge density s=4.5 nC/m2 lies in the x = 0.00 m plane, and a second plane of surface charge density s= -4.50 nC/m2 lies in the x = 0.0200 m plane. Find:a.find the capacitance, the stored charge, and the potential energy of the system. b.the electric potential difference between the 2 planes.c.the electric field at (i) x = 0.0180 m and (ii) x = 0.0500 m (508 N/C and 0 N/C). d.What is the maximum charge that this capacitor can hold before it breaks down? e. A charged particle of mass 6.64x10-27kg travels the distance two charged plates in 2.84x 10-7s. Find the charge of the particle.

*Please don't forget to answer part E. Thank you!

Expert Solution

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The magnitude of charge = 0.0648 * 10 ^-16 C

genius_generous answered 1 year ago

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