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A parallel plate capacitor has plates that measure 13.5cm long by 9.75cm wide. The plates are separated by a distance of 2.75mm.

a) what is the capacitance in the capacitor?

b) if this capacitor is placed into a circuit with 9.50V applied to it, how much energy can the capacitor store?

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