Let Co and Q, be the capacitance and the charge of the capacitor without a dielectric. How would the capacitance and charge change if a dielectric with a constant of K = 2 is inserted between the plates? O a. C = C/2, Q = 2Q, O b. C= 2C0, Q = 2Q0 O c. C= 2C0, Q = Q/2 O d. C= C/2, Q = Qg/2

Let Co and Q, be the capacitance and the charge of the capacitor without a dielectric. How would the capacitance and charge change if a dielectric with a constant of K = 2 is inserted between the plates? O a. C = C/2, Q = 2Q, O b. C= 2C0, Q = 2Q0 O c. C= 2C0, Q = Q/2 O d. C= C/2, Q = Qg/2

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