9x10-6C1. C = = 9μC= 1.8 x 10-6F. What changes do you think you will observe to theVab5V5Vwwwwcapacitance C when:a. the charge Q is changed to Q = 15μC? How?b. the potential difference Vab= 1 V? How?

Given C=1.8*10-6 F For Q=9*10-6 C Vab=5 V

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= 1.8 x 10-6F. What changes do you think you will observe to the 5V 15μC? How? 1. C = Vab 5V capacitance C when: a. the charge Q is changed to Q = 2. the potential difference Vah = 1 V? How?

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b. the potential difference Vab= 1 V? How?

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