I need help with "C" please
Question:
You have a parallel-plate capacitor
a) Determine the electric field between the plates if there is a 120V potential difference across the palte and they are separated by 0.5 cm
b) A park will jump if the magnitude of the electri field between the plates exceeds 3.0 x 10^6 V/m when air separates the plates. What is the closest the plates can be place to each other without sparking?
c) If a dielectric (K= 2.5) is inserted between the plates how will taht effect the answers to a and b. Explain
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