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1. What is the use of a capacitor?
a. store electrical energy
c. vary the resistance
d. dissipate energy
b. store magnetic energy
2. What do you call the ability of the capacitor to store charge?
a. resistance
b. friction
c. Coulomb's force
d. capacitance
3. A circuit contains two capacitors in series, with capacitances of 8F and 20F.
What is the equivalent capacitance of this circuit?
a. 28.0F
b. 14.0F
c. 8.3F
d. 5.7F
4. Which of the following is true for capacitors connected together in parallel?
a. All capacitors in parallel store the same amount of charge.
b. All capacitors in parallel must have the same capacitance, ny
c. All capacitors in parallel have the same voltage across their plates.
d. All capacitors in parallel have the same current through them.
5. What is the equivalent capacitance if 4µF and 2μF capacitors are connected in
series?
a. 0.75µF
b. 1.33μF
c. 2.00μF
d. 6.00μF
6. What is the equivalent capacitance of the following arrangement?
6 µF
3 μF
a.9.0F
b.4.5F
c. 2.0F
d. 0.5F
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Transcribed Image Text:Direction: Read each item carefully and choose the letter of the correct answer. 1. What is the use of a capacitor? a. store electrical energy c. vary the resistance d. dissipate energy b. store magnetic energy 2. What do you call the ability of the capacitor to store charge? a. resistance b. friction c. Coulomb's force d. capacitance 3. A circuit contains two capacitors in series, with capacitances of 8F and 20F. What is the equivalent capacitance of this circuit? a. 28.0F b. 14.0F c. 8.3F d. 5.7F 4. Which of the following is true for capacitors connected together in parallel? a. All capacitors in parallel store the same amount of charge. b. All capacitors in parallel must have the same capacitance, ny c. All capacitors in parallel have the same voltage across their plates. d. All capacitors in parallel have the same current through them. 5. What is the equivalent capacitance if 4µF and 2μF capacitors are connected in series? a. 0.75µF b. 1.33μF c. 2.00μF d. 6.00μF 6. What is the equivalent capacitance of the following arrangement? 6 µF 3 μF a.9.0F b.4.5F c. 2.0F d. 0.5F
7. What is the correct order of the capacitances of these circuits, from lowest to
highest? Assume all capacitors have the same capacitance.
AANA
с
B
a. A. All in series
b. All in parallel
8. Three capacitors each of the capacity C are given. The resultant capacitance
2/3C can be obtained by using them
ENT
OF EDI
c. Two in parallel and third in the series with this combination
d. . Two in series and third in parallel across this combination
9. Three capacitors are connected as shown in the diagram. What is the
equivalent capacitance of the entire circuit?
C₁ = 1μF C₂ = 2µF
HH
6 μF
6 μF
HE
C3 = 3μF
D
2 μF
HH
24V
10. What us the equivalent capacitance of the given circuit below?
1 μF
HH
4 μF
HE
a. 1.50µF
b. 3.67µF
a. B<A<C<D
b. D<C<B<A
C. C<B<A<D
d. A<C<D<B
c. 4.50μF
d. 6.00μF
a. 3.0μF
b. 4.0μF COL
c. 4.4µF
d. 6.8µF
purposes only
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Transcribed Image Text:7. What is the correct order of the capacitances of these circuits, from lowest to highest? Assume all capacitors have the same capacitance. AANA с B a. A. All in series b. All in parallel 8. Three capacitors each of the capacity C are given. The resultant capacitance 2/3C can be obtained by using them ENT OF EDI c. Two in parallel and third in the series with this combination d. . Two in series and third in parallel across this combination 9. Three capacitors are connected as shown in the diagram. What is the equivalent capacitance of the entire circuit? C₁ = 1μF C₂ = 2µF HH 6 μF 6 μF HE C3 = 3μF D 2 μF HH 24V 10. What us the equivalent capacitance of the given circuit below? 1 μF HH 4 μF HE a. 1.50µF b. 3.67µF a. B<A<C<D b. D<C<B<A C. C<B<A<D d. A<C<D<B c. 4.50μF d. 6.00μF a. 3.0μF b. 4.0μF COL c. 4.4µF d. 6.8µF purposes only
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