Discussion
Doubling the field in a region changes the stored energy density to
Answer: D
Correct answer: four times its former value
Energy density goes as \( E^2 \), so doubling the field quadruples it. That square is why the energy in a capacitor rises so steeply with voltage, and why the field concentration at a sharp point matters so much for breakdown.
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