A `16 muF` capacitor , initially charged to 5 V, is started charging at t=0 by a source at the rate of `40 tmuCs^(-1)`. How long will it take to raise its potential to 10 V?

Capacitance of a conductor is 1muF . What charge is required to raise its potential to 100 V ?

Capacitance of a conductor is 1muF . What charge is required to raise its potential to 100 V ?

A capacitor charged to 50 V is discharged by connecting the two plates at t=0 .If the potential difference across the plates drops to 1.0 V at t=10 ms,what will be the potential difference at t=20 ms?

A capacitor charged to 50 V is discharged by connecting the two plates at t=0 .If the potential difference across the plates drops to 1.0 V at t=10 ms,what will be the potential difference at t=20 ms?

A capacitor charged to 50 V is discharged by connecting the two plates at t=0 .If the potential difference across the plates drops to 1.0 V at t=10 ms,what will be the potential difference at t=20 ms?

A capacitor of 20mu F and charged to 200V is connected parallel with parallel with another capacitor of 10muF and charged to 400V. Find the common potential.

A capacitor of 20muF charged upto 500 V is connected in parallel with another capacitor of 10muF , which is charged upto 200 V. the common potential is

A capacitor of 20muF charged upto 500 V is connected in parallel with another capacitor of 10muF , which is charged upto 200 V. the common potential is

A capacitor has capacitance 10muF audit is charged to a potential 150V . A second capacitor has a capacitance of 20 muF and it is charged to a potential of 300V . After charging, the two capacitors are connected in parallel with their same polarity plates together by using wires of negligible capacitance. Find how much energy is dissipated?