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== Main Idea ==
This section takes an alternative view and treats electric fields as if they have energy stored in them. To learn how this works, consider moving one plate of a capacitor. For a very small gap, the force of one capacitor plate on another capacitor plate is charge Q times the field made by the other plate: E_one plate={(Q/A)}/{2epsilon_0}

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Main Idea

This section takes an alternative view and treats electric fields as if they have energy stored in them. To learn how this works, consider moving one plate of a capacitor. For a very small gap, the force of one capacitor plate on another capacitor plate is charge Q times the field made by the other plate: E_one plate={(Q/A)}/{2epsilon_0}