-) A battery is connected to a parallel plate capacitor. If the battery remains connected to the capacitor, how should the distance between the plates be changed to increase the capacitance of the capacitor? distance should increase distance should decrease not possible ) A battery is connected to a parallel plate capacitor. If the battery remains connected to the capacitor, how should the distance between the plates be changed to increase the charge stored on the capacitor? distance should increase distance should decrease not possible OA battery is connected to a parallel plate capacitor. If the battery remains connected to the capacitor, how should the distance between the plates be changed to increase the voltage drop across the capacitor? distance should decrease distance should increase not possible opacitor the battery is removed

-) A battery is connected to a parallel plate capacitor. If the battery remains connected to the capacitor, how should the distance between the plates be changed to increase the capacitance of the capacitor? distance should increase distance should decrease not possible ) A battery is connected to a parallel plate capacitor. If the battery remains connected to the capacitor, how should the distance between the plates be changed to increase the charge stored on the capacitor? distance should increase distance should decrease not possible OA battery is connected to a parallel plate capacitor. If the battery remains connected to the capacitor, how should the distance between the plates be changed to increase the voltage drop across the capacitor? distance should decrease distance should increase not possible opacitor the battery is removed

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A) A battery is connected to a parallel plate capacitor. If the battery remains connected to the capacitor,
how should the distance between the plates be changed to increase the capacitance of the capacitor?
distance should increase
distance should decrease
not possible
5) A battery is connected to a parallel plate capacitor. If the battery remains connected to the capacitor,
how should the distance between the plates be changed to increase the charge stored on the capacitor?
distance should increase
distance should decrease
not possible
C) A battery is connected to a parallel plate capacitor. If the battery remains connected to the capacitor,
how should the distance between the plates be changed to increase the voltage drop across the
capacitor?
distance should decrease
distance should increase
not possible
) A battery is connected to a parallel plate capacitor. After charging the capacitor, the battery is removed
and the plate of the capacitor are insulated. How should the distance between the plates be changed to
increase the capacitance of the capacitor?
distance should decrease
distance should increase
not possible
) A battery is connected to a parallel plate capacitor. After charging the capacitor, the battery is removed
and the plates of the capacitor are insulated. How should the distance between the plates be changed to
increase the charge of the capacitor?
distance should decrease
distance should increase
not possible
A battery is connected to a parallel plate capacitor. After charging the capacitor, the battery is removed
and the plates of the capacitor are insulated. How should the distance between the plates be changed to
increase the voltage drop across the capacitor?
distance should decrease
distance should increase
not possible
O A variable voltage source in connected to a parallel plate capacitor. If the capacitor remains connected
to the capacitor, how would each of the following change in the voltage across the capacitor is
increased:
voltage across capacitor:
charge stored on capacitor:
capacitance of the capacitor:
increases / decreases / remains the same
increases / decreases / remain the same
increases / decreases / remains the same

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