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    Energy in a Capacitor: Explained

    If there is anyone else who can explain this question of mine please do so. Thank you
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    Energy in a Capacitor: Explained

    And I have a bunch of resources but non of the textbooks I have used note* in different languages have answered my question, if you understand why it is the way it is, I appreciate your help
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    Energy in a Capacitor: Explained

    I cannot open the site.
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    Why do we multiply permittivity of vacuum with relative permittivity?

    Because that's how I thought myself through it, that the existence of materia is by particle, therefore if particles exist that's somehow materia. Thank you, I have understood now.
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    Energy in a Capacitor: Explained

    I understand your point, do you yourself have an explanation to this formula of why it is like that?
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    Energy in a Capacitor: Explained

    There is always an explanation to everything, the source of everything starts with thoughts- a theoretical reason for why this formula exists. And I want that so I can start to think and analyze.
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    Why do we multiply permittivity of vacuum with relative permittivity?

    When I looked up vacuum, the source told me that there is not materia particle, then how does an electric force exist if there is no materia particle?
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    Energy in a Capacitor: Explained

    Nasu, how should I take a look at it when that is the source of my problem? I need someone who can guide and explain to me so that can open up my brain
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    Energy in a Capacitor: Explained

    So have I understood it correctly, when the charge is passing the conductor there will be an electrical resistance . This resistance will cause it to loose half the energy used to charge a cap as you just referred. That is why we divide it by 2? But then why is the current multiplied by itself (...
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    Why do we multiply permittivity of vacuum with relative permittivity?

    I am going out of my main question but if it is only "emptyness" then how can talk about as if it exists?
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    Why do we multiply permittivity of vacuum with relative permittivity?

    If vacuum is empty with no materiaparticle then why can we not just use the relative permittivity as a reference? If there is only emptyness why can we not dismiss vaacum and only focus on relative permittivity? But then if there are no materia particle in vacuum how can pressure exist and be...
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    Energy in a Capacitor: Explained

    I am not sure
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    Energy in a Capacitor: Explained

    To the potential electrical energy
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    Why do we multiply permittivity of vacuum with relative permittivity?

    Why is the vacuum permitivity used as a reference?
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    Energy in a Capacitor: Explained

    Perhaps I used the wrong term, but I understand it from the point of Q= C x U in which it applies the formula of charge to the formula of energy and converts Q to C. So Q= C x U --- > E= C x U^2 /2 But I want to understand it from an applied matter, right now I just see numbers and not the...
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