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A capacitor of capacitance `C_(0)` is charged to a voltage `V_(0)` and then isolated. An uncharged capacitor C is then charged from `C_(0)` , discharged and charged again , the process is repeated n times. Due to this, potential of the `C_(0)` is decreased to V, then value of C is :

A

`C_(0)[V_(0)//V]^(1//n)`

B

`C_(0)[(V_(0)//V)^(1//n)-1]`

C

`C_(0)[(V_(0)//V)-1]`

D

`C_(0)[V//V_(0)^(n)+1]`

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