18- Two conductors having net charges of +10 microC and -10 microC have a potential difference of 10 V between them. Determine the capacitance of the system. O A) 6 microC OB) 3 microC OC) 1 microC D) 4 microC O E) 2 microC

18- Two conductors having net charges of +10 microC and -10 microC have a potential difference of 10 V between them. Determine the capacitance of the system. O A) 6 microC OB) 3 microC OC) 1 microC D) 4 microC O E) 2 microC

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Two conductors having net charges of +10 microC and -10 microC have a potential difference of 10 V between them. Determine the capacitance of the system.
18 -
O A) 6 microC
O B) 3 microC
OC) 1 microC
OD) 4 microC
O E) 2 microC

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