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A 50 microfarad capacitor has a potential difference of 8.0 V across it. Its charge is O a. 4x10 -3 с b. 4.0 x10 -4 C 6.25 x10 - 6 C O d. 6.25 x10 - 5 C

Principles of Physics: A Calculus-Based Text

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Chapter20: Electric Potential And Capacitance

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A 50 microfarad capacitor has a potential
difference of 8.0 V across it. Its charge is
а.
4x10 -3 с
4.0 x10 -4 C
О с.
6.25 x10 -6 C
O d.
6.25 x10 - 5 C

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