Finding magnitude of surface charge density.

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To find the magnitude of surface charge density given variables A, d, V, and the constant 8.854e-12, the formula Sigma = Q/A is not sufficient without knowing the charge Q. The discussion emphasizes the need for the complete problem statement to provide accurate assistance. Surface charge density can be calculated using the relationship between electric field, voltage, and distance, which may involve additional equations. Clarification on the problem details is essential for accurate calculations. Providing the full context will lead to a more precise solution.
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If given variables A, d, V, and constant 8.854e-12. How can I find the magnitude of surface charge density.

I originally used Sigma = Q/A but I am not getting the right answer. Any help is appreciated! :)
 
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Hi nslinker,

nslinker said:
If given variables A, d, V, and constant 8.854e-12. How can I find the magnitude of surface charge density.

I originally used Sigma = Q/A but I am not getting the right answer. Any help is appreciated! :)

Can you post the entire statement of the problem?
 
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