A capacitor with a capacitance is initially charged to a potential difference and then connected in parallel to a capacitor with a capacitance which is empty. If C,>C, which one or ones of the followings are true? I) The charge on 15- decreases II) Equivalent capacitance of the circuit is larger than but smaller than C, III) The potential difference on the capacitor decreases O A) II O B) I O 9 l and II O D) Il and III O E) I and II

A capacitor with a capacitance is initially charged to a potential difference and then connected in parallel to a capacitor with a capacitance which is empty. If C,>C, which one or ones of the followings are true? I) The charge on 15- decreases II) Equivalent capacitance of the circuit is larger than but smaller than C, III) The potential difference on the capacitor decreases O A) II O B) I O 9 l and II O D) Il and III O E) I and II

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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