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A Parallel plate capacitor is charged fully using a 48 V battery such that the charge...

A Parallel plate capacitor is charged fully using a 48 V battery such that the charge on it is 230 pC and the plate separation is 3 mm. The capacitor is then disconnected from the battery and the plate separation doubled. How much work does one have to do to pull the plates apart.

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