I need helpo with this question right here! thanks in advance! I think the answer is option 4 but i am not entirely sure. two capacitors with the same capacitance, connected in parallel, across a battery. A dielectric is inserted into one of the capacitors once both capacitors are fully charged, and they are still connected to the battery. Which statement is true? 1. The total charge on the capacitors stays the same after the dielectric is inserted. 2.The charge on each capacitor stays the same after the dielectric is inserted 3.The capacitance of each capacitor stays the same when the dielectric is inserted 4. the potential difference across each capacitor stays the same when the dielectric is inserted.
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I need helpo with this question right here! thanks in advance!
I think the answer is option 4 but i am not entirely sure.
two capacitors with the same capacitance, connected in parallel, across a battery. A dielectric is inserted into one of the capacitors once both capacitors are fully charged, and they are still connected to the battery. Which statement is true?
1. The total charge on the capacitors stays the same after the dielectric is inserted.
2.The charge on each capacitor stays the same after the dielectric is inserted
3.The capacitance of each capacitor stays the same when the dielectric is inserted
4.
the potential difference across each capacitor stays the same when the dielectric is inserted.
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