The two metal objects in Figure 1 have net charges of + 70 pC and - 70 pC, resulting in a potential difference of 20 V between them.a) What is the capacitance of the system?b) If the charges are changed to + 200 pC and - 200 pC, what does the capacitance become?c) What does the potential difference become? Ejercicio 5. Los dos objetos metálicos de la figura 1 tienen cargas netas de + 70 pC y - 70pC, lo que da como resultado una diferencia de potencial de 20 V entre ellos.a) ¿Cuál es la capacitancia del sistema?b) Si las cargas se cambian a + 200 pC y - 200 pC, ¿en qué se convierte la capacitancia?c) ¿En qué se convierte la diferencia de potencial?Figura 1

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Ejercicio 5. Los dos objetos metálicos de la figura 1 tienen cargas netas de + 70 pC y - 70 pC, lo que da como resultado una diferencia de potencial de 20 V entre ellos. a) ¿Cuál es la capacitancia del sistema? b) Si las cargas se cambian a + 200 pC y - 200 pC, ¿en qué se convierte la capacitancia? c) ¿En qué se convierte la diferencia de potencial? Figura 1

Ejercicio 5. Los dos objetos metálicos de la figura 1 tienen cargas netas de + 70 pC y - 70 pC, lo que da como resultado una diferencia de potencial de 20 V entre ellos. a) ¿Cuál es la capacitancia del sistema? b) Si las cargas se cambian a + 200 pC y - 200 pC, ¿en qué se convierte la capacitancia? c) ¿En qué se convierte la diferencia de potencial? Figura 1

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