Exercises: Solve the following problems accurately. Show your complete solution. Use activity sheet for your answer. 1. A capacitor is given a charge of 1 C by connecting it to a DC power supply of 10 V. What is its capacitance? 2. How much charge is stored by 0.1 uF capacitor charge to 50 volts? 3. The plates of a parallei plate capacitor in vacuum are 5.0 mm apart and 2.0 sq.m. in area. A potential difference of 10,000 V is applied across the capacitor. Compute the following a. the capacitance; b. the charge on each plate; and

Exercises: Solve the following problems accurately. Show your complete solution. Use activity sheet for your answer. 1. A capacitor is given a charge of 1 C by connecting it to a DC power supply of 10 V. What is its capacitance? 2. How much charge is stored by 0.1 uF capacitor charge to 50 volts? 3. The plates of a parallei plate capacitor in vacuum are 5.0 mm apart and 2.0 sq.m. in area. A potential difference of 10,000 V is applied across the capacitor. Compute the following a. the capacitance; b. the charge on each plate; and

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