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Physics, 22.08.2019 05:20, crazylogic5094

Aparallel plate capacitor without a dielectric is charged up so that it stores potential energy uo, and it is then disconnected so that its charge remains the same. a dielectric with constant k = 2 is then inserted between the plates. what is the new potential energy stored in the capacitor with the dielectric? a) 400 b) 200 c) u. d) 14u

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