find the potential difference between A and B :
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hey friend!!! I am not sure about it.
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Parallel plates have a uniform E field between them, ignoring edge effects.
So the voltage changes linearly with position. Pick a zero for voltage, say the negative plate.
The other plate is 150 V.
The electric field points from the 150 V plate to the 0 V plate and E = 150V/0.13 m.
That's the slope of the line when you plot V vs x, for example.
∆V = -Ed cos theta.
Since you want magnitude, ignore the minus sign, and since you are moving directly perpendicular to the plates, you can ignore the cos theta.
So
∆V = Ed. = ER_____(ans)
hope it will help you..
-___________
Parallel plates have a uniform E field between them, ignoring edge effects.
So the voltage changes linearly with position. Pick a zero for voltage, say the negative plate.
The other plate is 150 V.
The electric field points from the 150 V plate to the 0 V plate and E = 150V/0.13 m.
That's the slope of the line when you plot V vs x, for example.
∆V = -Ed cos theta.
Since you want magnitude, ignore the minus sign, and since you are moving directly perpendicular to the plates, you can ignore the cos theta.
So
∆V = Ed. = ER_____(ans)
hope it will help you..
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