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The given graph shows variation of charge .q. versus potential difference .V. for two capacitors

`C_(1)andC_(2)`. Both the capacitors have same plate separation but plate area of `C_(2)` is greater than that of `C_(1)`. Which line (A or B) corresponds to `C_(1)` and why?

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