Energy density is given by formula
W=εε0E×E2(1)W=\frac{εε_0E×E}{2} (1)W=2εε0E×E(1)
Using (1) we get
E=2wεε0(2)E=\sqrt{\frac{2w}{εε_0}} (2)E=εε02w(2)
In our case, w=106 J/cm^2, ε=1, ε0=8.85×10-12
We got
E=47×107 J
Answer
47×107 J
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