Answer to Question #344146 in Physics for mary

Question #344146

What is the energy stored in the 1.00x10-5 F capacitor of a heart

defibrillator charged to 9.00x103 V?

Expert's answer

"W=\\frac{CV^2}{2}"

"W=\\frac{1.00*10^{-5}*(9.00*10^3)^2}{2}=405\\:\\rm J"

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