Based on the calculations, the capacitance is equal to 1O uF.
Given the following data:
Magnitude of charge, Q = 1 mC.
Potential difference, V = 100 Volts.
How to calculate the capacitance?
Mathematically, the magnitude of charge that is stored by each plate of a capacitor can be calculated by using this formula:
Q = CV
Where:
- Q represents the magnitude of charge.
- V represents the potential difference.
- C represents the capacitance.
Making capacitance the subject of formula, we have:
C = Q/V
Substituting the given parameters into the formula, we have;
C = (1 × 10⁻³/100)
C = 1 × 10⁻⁵ F.
C = 1O uF.
Note: The charge on the plates is the same before and after immersion whenever the battery is disconnected.
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