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A capacitor Co is placed in a simple loop circuit with a variable voltage
source set at Vo, producing stored charge Qo on the capacitor. If the
The capacitor is replaced with C₁ with a capacitance of 3.6℃o, and the
voltage changed to 1.6V, What is the new charge Qnew in terms of
Qo? Supply the missing numerical factor below.
Qnew =(
Qo

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