A) EqualB) OppositeC) Unequal and OppositeD) A and B
A) PositiveB) NegativeC) Both plates have equal potentialD) Plates do not have potential
A) ConductingB) InsulatingC) DielectricD) Semi Conductor.
A) The Sum of Charge stored on plates of CapacitorB) The Ratio of magnitude of charge on either side of conductor to magnitude of PD between them.C) The sum of Potential Difference across the platesD) None of the above
A) IncreasesB) DecreaseC) Remains ConstantD) Increases 2 times
A) Size and shape of platesB) Nature of insulating materialC) Separation of the platesD) All of the above.
A) NB) KgC) WD) F
A) 1 CB) 1VC) 1C/1VD) 1V/1C
A) 10^-6B) 10^-8C)10^-9D) 10^-12
A) The potential difference shall increaseB) The Capacitor shall perform wellC) the dielectric medium shall cause sparks to occur.D) None of the above.
A) The Most popular capacitorB) The Least common capacitorC) The most expensive capacitorD) None of the above.
A) Can have the highest potential differenceB) offers the highest levels of capacitanceC) Cheapest of all capacitorsD) None of the above
A) GoldB) SilverC) AluminumD) Copper
A) Tubular capacitorsB) Electrolytic capacitorsC) Mica CapacitorD) Serial capacitor
A) 20 VB) 30 VC) 50 VD) 72 V
A) Rapid HeartbeatsB) Irregular heart beatsC) Slowed heart beatsD) both A and B
A) Parallel Circuit CapacitorsB) Series circuit capacitorsC) Both A and BD) Capacitors cannot be joined plate to plate.
A) Series CircuitB) Parallel circuitC) Both A and BD) Capacitors cannot be joined together.
A) PositiveB) NegativeC) ZeroD) Infinite
A) FaradB) CoulombC) VoltD) Electron Volt