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Suppose the electric field between two parallel plates kept constant but the distance between them is tripled. What happens to the voltage of the parallel plates? The voltage in…

Suppose the electric field between two parallel plates kept constant but the distance between them is tripled. What happens to the voltage of the parallel plates? The voltage in…
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Suppose the electric field between two parallel plates kept constant but the distance between them is tripled. What happens to the voltage of the parallel plates? The voltage increases by a factor of three. The voltage decreases by a factor of three The voltage remains the same . The voltage increases by a factor of sqrt(3) .

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The voltage increases by a factor of three.

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