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Physics, 23.08.2019 19:20, yedida

Calculate the most charge that a 100pf capacitor (with a 1.0mm plate separation) can store if the capacitor breaks down with an electric field of 6.0x10 "n/c. a. 1.7nc b.0.600c c.0.30uc od. 6.0c oe. 3.00

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