What Is the Electric Flux Density Between Charged Parallel Plates?

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The discussion focuses on calculating electric flux density between charged parallel plates. One user poses two questions: the first involves determining the electric flux density given a charge of 10 microcoulombs and an area of 50 cm², while the second requires finding the electric field strength and flux density for a potential difference of 250 volts with different dielectric materials. Participants emphasize the importance of showing work and previous attempts to facilitate guidance. The thread encourages students to engage with their textbooks for foundational knowledge. Overall, the conversation highlights the collaborative nature of problem-solving in physics.
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Please help! With questions on electric field!

Question 1

Two parallel plates are separated by a die electric and charged with 10 micro couloumbs. Given that the area of each plate is 50cm2, calculate the electric flux density in the die electric seperating the plates.


Question 2

Two parallel plates having a Potential Difference of 250 Volts between them are spaced 1mm apart. Determine the electric field strenghtt, find also the electric flux density when the die electric between the plate is (a) Air (b) Mica of Er = 5.
 
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You have to show your work before we can guide you to the right track.
 


I'M A sTUDENT
 


No one will do your homework for you. You need to show what you've tried so far. Do you have a textbook? Does it have any information in it that might help you get started?
 


That's exactly why you have show your attempt at the problem.
 


You're right, actually its a new topic to me, but i'll try my best then i'll post it on the Forum, thanks to you all!
 
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