Choose the best answer for each item Multiple Choices: Choose the BEST answer for each item.1. What is the impact of inserting đielectrics between conductor plates ofa capacitor? The capacitancea. decreasesb. remain the same2. Which of the following arrangement of dielectric materials shows adecreasing change in the capacitance when inserted?a. air, paper, porcelain, waterb. porcelain, air, paper, waterc. paper, porcelain, air, waterd. water, porcelain, paper, air3. What happens to the charge of a capacitor when a dielectric materialis inserted in between metal plates connected to a 12-V battery?c. increasesd. cannot be determinedc. remains the samea. increases by a factor of kb. decreases by a factor of k4. The charging battery of a parallel-plate capacitor was disconnectedand a dielectric slab is inserted. What happens to the potentiald. cannot be determineddifference upon insertion?a increases by a factor of kb. decreases by a factor of kc. remains the samed. cannot be determined5. Which of the following statement is correct about the electric field of acapacitor?a. Electric field without dielectric is stronger than the field insidethe dielectric.b. Electric field without dielectric is weaker than the field insidethe dielectric.c. Both a and bd. Neither a nor b

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Multiple Choices: Choose the BEST answer for each item. 1. What is the impact of inserting dielectrics between conductor plates of a capacitor? The capacitance a decreases b. remain the same 2. Which of the following arrangement of dielectric materials shows a c. increases d. cannot be determined decreasing change in the capacitance when inserted? a air, paper, porcelain, water b. porcelain, air, paper, water c. paper, porcelain, air, water d. water, porcelain, paper, air 3. What happens to the charge of a capacitor when a dielectric material is inserted in between metal plates connected to a 12-V battery? a increases by a factor of k b. decreases by a factor of k c. remains the same d. cannot be determined

Multiple Choices: Choose the BEST answer for each item. 1. What is the impact of inserting dielectrics between conductor plates of a capacitor? The capacitance a decreases b. remain the same 2. Which of the following arrangement of dielectric materials shows a c. increases d. cannot be determined decreasing change in the capacitance when inserted? a air, paper, porcelain, water b. porcelain, air, paper, water c. paper, porcelain, air, water d. water, porcelain, paper, air 3. What happens to the charge of a capacitor when a dielectric material is inserted in between metal plates connected to a 12-V battery? a increases by a factor of k b. decreases by a factor of k c. remains the same d. cannot be determined

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