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A 5 uf capacitor has 5x10 coulombs a charge stored in its plates find the voltage across the capacitor?
Q=CV, with Q=(5x10) = 50 Coulombs, and C=5x10^-6 Farads, therefore: 50 = 5x10^-6 x V V = 50 / (5x10^-6) = 10,000,000 Volts. Seems like rather a lot! Maybe there's a typo in the question? Either way, use Q=CV to give the right answer. is this right seems rather high to (50 volts?)
Which value is equivalent to 5x10 to the 6 power?
5 million.
What is 5x10 4?
5x10 = 50 - 4 = 46 Answer - 46
What is 5x10-4?
The answer to that equation is 47.
5x10?
50
What is 5x10 to the 7th?
It is 50000000.
How do you solve -5x10?
-50
What does it mean when a number written inscientific notation has positive exponent?
5x10-3 = 0.005 5x10-2 = 0.05 5x10-1 = 0.5 5x100 = 5 5x101 = 50 5x102 = 500 5x103 = 5000 ...
What is 5x10 to the seven power?
50000000
What is 5x10 to the -4th power?
0.0005
What is 5X10 3?
The answer to that equation is 47.
What can equal 50 in times?
5x10=50
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