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pooka
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If the charge on one side of a capacitor is +Q and on the other side it is -Q, what's the energy in the capacitor?
I know that for one charge it is: (1/2)(Q^2/C)
so for two charges is it just Q^2/C? or do I even need to take into account both charges?
I know that for one charge it is: (1/2)(Q^2/C)
so for two charges is it just Q^2/C? or do I even need to take into account both charges?