Calculating Charge on Parallel Plates

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learningphysics said:
The 1.29E-9 is wrong for capacitance...
AAAH. Fixed that and plugged in again.
YES I got 1.27E-13 for the magnitude of the plates. WHICH IS THE CORRECT ANSWER :D. OMG. It only took 4 hours xD.

I just wanted to thank you for being tenacious enough to stick with the help to the end. I'm so slow with new concepts ><. Thanks a lot, I really appreciate it.
 
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Etopn23 said:
AAAH. Fixed that and plugged in again.
YES I got 1.27E-13 for the magnitude of the plates. WHICH IS THE CORRECT ANSWER :D. OMG. It only took 4 hours xD.

I just wanted to thank you for being tenacious enough to stick with the help to the end. I'm so slow with new concepts ><. Thanks a lot, I really appreciate it.

:smile: You actually meant 1.127E-13 right?
 
Etopn23 said:
AAAH. Fixed that and plugged in again.
YES I got 1.27E-13 for the magnitude of the plates. WHICH IS THE CORRECT ANSWER :D. OMG. It only took 4 hours xD.

I just wanted to thank you for being tenacious enough to stick with the help to the end. I'm so slow with new concepts ><. Thanks a lot, I really appreciate it.

no prob. :smile: everything takes time, experience, practice etc... just keep doing the problems, and it will become easier...
 
learningphysics said:
:smile: You actually meant 1.127E-13 right?
Yeah - Typo sorry xD
 
learningphysics said:
no prob. :smile: everything takes time, experience, practice etc... just keep doing the problems, and it will become easier...
Oh I will O_O. Having this many problems on something is unacceptable =\.