11. A positive test charge q is released from rest exactly mid-way between two parallel conductingplates – one with charge +Q and the other with charge -Q. After the test charge is released, ithas(There may be more than one correct answer.)A) constant-non-zero velocityB) a velocity of zero.C) constant accelerationD) increasing accelerationWhen different capacitors are connected in parallel across an ideal battery, we can be certainthat... (There may be more than one correct choice.)V.C) the equivalent capacitance is more than thecapacitance of any one of the individualсараcitors.D the equivalent capacitance is'equal to theaverage of the individual capacitančes.A) the potential difference across eachis the same.B) The amount of charge stored oneach capacitor is the same%3B

11. A positive test charge q is released from rest exactly mid-way between two parallel conducting plates – one with charge +Q and the other with charge -Q. After the test charge is released, it (There may be more than one correct answer.) has A) constant non-zero velocity B) a velocity of zero. C) constant acceleration D) increasing acceleration

11. A positive test charge q is released from rest exactly mid-way between two parallel conducting plates – one with charge +Q and the other with charge -Q. After the test charge is released, it (There may be more than one correct answer.) has A) constant non-zero velocity B) a velocity of zero. C) constant acceleration D) increasing acceleration

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11. A positive test charge q is released from rest exactly mid-way between two parallel conducting
plates – one with charge +Q and the other with charge -Q. After the test charge is released, it
has
(There may be more than one correct answer.)
A) constant-non-zero velocity
B) a velocity of zero.
C) constant acceleration
D) increasing acceleration
When different capacitors are connected in parallel across an ideal battery, we can be certain
that... (There may be more than one correct choice.)
V.
C) the equivalent capacitance is more than the
capacitance of any one of the individual
сараcitors.
D the equivalent capacitance is'equal to the
average of the individual capacitančes.
A) the potential difference across each
is the same.
B) The amount of charge stored on
each capacitor is the same
%3B

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