d-9161&page%3D7Find the capacitance (in units of pF) of a conducting sphere that has a radius of 37.4 cm. use ɛ = 8.8542×10 12 F-m-1.Select one:O A. 34.41OB. 41.63OC. 22.86OD. 19.12OE. 105.09

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Find the capacitance (in units of pF) of a conducting sphere that has a radius of 37.4 cm. use ɛo = 8.8542×10-12 F-m-1. Select one: OA. 34.41 OB. 41.63 OC. 22.86 OD. 19.12 OE. 105.09

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Find the capacitance (in units of pF) of a conducting sphere that has a radius of 37.4 cm. use ɛ = 8.8542×10 12 F-m-1.
Select one:
O A. 34.41
OB. 41.63
OC. 22.86
OD. 19.12
OE. 105.09

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