Physics
Physics
1st Edition
Walker
ISBN: 9780133256925
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Page 723: Practice Problems

Exercise 20
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The separation of the plates can be calculated using $E = -Delta V/d$. Solving for $d$ and substituting $E = 2.0times10^{3}$ V/m and $Delta V = -12$ V (from Guided Example 20.7), we find

$$
d = -frac{Delta V}{E} = -frac{-12;mathrm{V}}{2.0times10^{3};mathrm{V/m}} = 0.6;mathrm{cm}
$$

Result
2 of 2
0.6 cm{}
Exercise 21
Step 1
1 of 2
The potential difference between the plates can be calculated using the relationship $E = -Delta V/d$. Since $E = 1.2times10^5$ V/m and $d = 0.75$ mm, we have

$$
Delta V = -Ed = -(1.2times10^5;mathrm{V/m})(0.75times10^{-3};mathrm{m}) = 90;mathrm{V}
$$

Result
2 of 2
90 V{}
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