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How much energy is stored in 1.00m3of air due to the 鈥渇air weather鈥 electric field of magnitude 150 V/m?

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The energy stored in 1.00m3 of air due to the 鈥渇air weather鈥 electric field of magnitude 150 V/m is 9.9610-8J .

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01

The given data

a) Volume of air, V=1.00m3

b) Magnitude of electric field,E =150 V/m

02

Understanding the concept of the stored energy

We need to use the equation of the energy density and the energy stored per unit volume in the magnitude E of the electric field. Using the given formulae, we can get the required value of the stored energy.

Formulae:

The energy density of an electric field,u=120E2 ...(i)

The energy stored per unit volume in the electric field,u=UV ...(ii)

03

Step 3: Calculation of the stored energy

Using equations (i) and (ii), we can get the energy stored in the electric field as follows: (0=8.8510-12C2N.m2is permittivity of free space)

U=120E2V=128.8510-12C2N.m2150Vm21.00m3=9.9610-8J

Hence, the value of the stored energy is 9.9610-8J.

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