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1. A capacitor of capacitance C is charged to a potential pulled out of the capacitor. The work performed
difference V from a cell and then ·disconnected from it. against the forces of the electric field in pulling out the
A charge +Q is now given to its positive plate. The insulator is 4U. Then dielectric constant of the
potential difference across the capacitor is now: insulator is:
(a) V (b) V + Q (a) 4 (b) 8
C (c) 5 (d) 3
(c) V + __g_ (d) V-g, ifQ <CV 5. A parallel plate
2C C capacitor has two layers
2. The space between the plates of a parallel plate of dielectrics as shown
capacitor is filled completely with a dielectric in figure. This capacitor
substance having dielectric constant 4 and thickness 3 is connected across a
mm. The distance between the plates is now increased battery, then the ratio of
by inserting a second sheet of thickness 5 mm and potential difference
dielectric constant [Link] the capacitance of the capacitor across the dielectric
so formed is one half of the original capacitance, the layers is:
value of K is : (a)~ (b) .!
(a) 10 (b) 20 3 2
3 3 (c) ~ (d) ~
(c) ~ (d) 15 2 2
3 3 6. Capacity of a spherical capacitor is C1 when inner
3. Three uncharged capacitors of capacitances C1 , C 2 and sphere is charged and outer sphere is earthed and C 2
C3 are connected as shown in the figure to one another when inner sphere is earthed and outer sphere is
and to the points A, B and D at potentials VA, VB and charged. Then C 1 is (a
. C2
= radius
--
of inner sphere, b =
Vv. Then the potential at O will be:
(a) VA + VB + Vv radius of outer sphere):
C1 +C 2 +C 3 (a) 1 (b) ~
b
(b) VACI + VBC3 + VvC2
(c) !!_ (d) a+ b
C1.+C 2 +C 3 a a-b
(c) vAcf + VBCi + VvCf 7. In the circuit shown in the --- -- - -- - ·- · · 1
c,2 +c? +c: figure C = 6 µ R The charge ! r--'c~D-1ov i
(d) VAVBVD stored in capacitor of i.J,. · i -I-
capacity C is: · ·- ·-------------
c,c2 +C2C3 +C3C1
(a) zero (b) 90 µ C
4. A capacitor is filled with an insulator and a certain (c) 40 µ C (d) 60 µ C
potential difference is applied to its plates. The energy
stored in the capacitor is U. Now the capacitor ·is
disconnected from the source and the insulator is

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with a spnng as shown m ,figure. ~ C'i, ... ,.:
0
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Area of both the plates is A. In
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in series to a batteryare
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shown in figure. Capacitor 2 t 1
as ,i ,
2
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1
e1\I l'l I,
unstretched and the distance between·the plates was d contains a dielectric slab of l, 1
when the· _capacitor was uncl)arged) .. The: forte dielectric constant K as shown in · -- ---- 5--------'
constant of the spring·is approximately: figure. Q1 and Q 2 are the charges stored in the
2
(a) [Link] 0 A& (bj-°2& 0AE' • capacitors. Now the dielectric slab is removed and the
d3 d2 corresponding charges are Qi and Q2, then
(c) 6eo&2 (d) soAE3 (a) Q, ; K +1 (b) Q2 ; K + I

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capaci~or hof cdapacity ·....:... ·1 I - - ··n-- -1: Q1
(c) Q 2 ;
K
K +1
Q2
(d) Qi ; K
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potential of 100 V. The · I 14. A dielectric slab of area A and
charging battery is then . _ ....... _.,.. aI thickness d is insened between the
removed and it is connected to another capacitor of
capacity C 2 ; 2 µ E One plate of C 2 is earthed as
plates of capacitor of area 2 A and_ C3a---+v
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distance between the plates d with L. -- . . _____ _j
shown in figure. The charges on C1 and C 2 in steady a constant speed v as shown in
stat~ will be: figure. The capacitor is connected to a battery of emf
(a) 50 µC,.50 µC
2 0
(c) l~O µC, ~ µC
(b) 100 µC, zero
(d) zero, zero r,-----
1
,-, - - - ---1
&. The current in the circuit varies with time as:

10. Capacity of an isolated sphere is increased n times

when it is enclosed by an earthed concentric spliere.
The ratio of their radii is:· ' ·
(a) I (b) i '
n2 n
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(a)- (b)-_- i ___ ; :_____ j
(c) ~
n-1

n+l
n-1
(d) 2n+l
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f, . . - .. - - - - - .. ·--- l·:
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11. Three conducting spheres A; ;B and C are as shown in
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figure. The radii of 'the spheres are a, b ·and c (C) A Cdl I I

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respectively. A and B are connected by a conductjng
wire. The capacity of the system is: ·
:~1'. ! : : ;
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15. Three charged particles are initially in position 1. They

(b) 4ns 0 __!::__]
c-b are free to move and they come in position 2 after

(c) 4ns 0 [.! .!

a
+
b
+ .!.]
C
sometime. Let U1 and U2 be the electrostatic potential
energies in position 1 and 2. Then:
(a) U1 >U2 (b) U 2 >U1
(d) 4nso[ abc
ab+bc+ca
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in figure C1 ; 1 µF : ~ f::--J~
c, S C2 r·· --- ·-- --- --------.
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(c) U1 ; U2

:current:
(d) U2 2' U1

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and C2; 2 µE 100v, 20V (a) Always flows from A to B J

Capacitor C1 is ! 1 (b) Always flows from B to A •

charged to 100 V and : · (c) First flows from A to B and then ' ,
C 2 to 20 volts. After ' ~ ___ .. _ _ _ _____ _ fromB to A · '
charging they are (d) First flows from B to A and then from A to B
connected as shown. When the switches S1 ,S 2 and S 3
all are closed:
(a) No charge will flow through S2
(b) 80 µC will flow through S1

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(A 1 < A 2 ) at a distance dis: · the emf of the. cell?
0 (a) 35 V
(a) 0A1 r~~3µF
d (b) 25 V e TTaµF
(b) soA2
d ~ ~
(c) 10 V
(d) can't be found ·
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s 0 (A1 + A2 ) 24. In case of cylindrical capacitor (see
(c) 2d ~ figure), choose the correct graph
between the· electric field and radial
(d) sop:;;:;;
d
distance 'r' from the axis. Assume
positive charge on inner plate. : :b
w
18. If an electron enters into a space between the plates of : :
a parallel plate capacitor at an angle cx with the plates
and leaves at angle p to the plates. The ratio of its
h:~)
kinetic energy while entering the capacitor to that
while leaving will be;
(a) [coscx]
2
(b) [cosp]
2
(a)
E

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(b) ' . : :
cosp coscx ~r I ! j r
2 2 · a b , a b
(c) [si_ncx] (d) [sinP] E .. E
smP smcx
19. Capacitance of a capacitor becomes _'I times its original
3
value if a dielectric slab of a thickness t
.
=.'!. is inserted
(c) ,t l"7 •_' (d)_t
:
~
~-
a b
r

2
25. For a uniform spherical positive distribution of charge
between the plates (d = the separation between the
over volume of radius R, the potential will be
plates). The dielectric constant of the slab is:
maximum:
(a) 2 (b) 4
', (a) on the surface
(c) 6 (d) 8
(b) at the center
20. The plates of a parallel plate capacitor are charged up
to 100 V. A 2 mm thick insulator sheet is inserted (c) at a distance~ from the surface
2
between the plates. Then to maintain the same 3
potential difference, the distance between capacitor (d) at a distance R from the surface
2
plates is increased by 1.6 mm. The dielectric constant
26. · A student charges a capacitor in such a manner that it
of the insulator is:
stores energy of 1 J. Now he wants to increase the
(a) 6 (b) 8
potential energy to 4 J. He should:
(c) 5 (d) 4
(a) quadruple the potential difference across the
21. Consider the following four arrangement of spherical capacitor without changing the charge
shells of radius 'a' and' b' (a« b). (b) double the potential difference across the

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capacitor without changing the charge
(c) double both the potential difference and charge
(d) double the charge without changing the potential
difference
(C1) (C2) (Cs) (C4) 27. Initially the circuit is in steady ~_,_,,s, _
state. When the switch S is closed, J_ 1 C --,..L.'
Then which of the following holds good for the value
of their capacitances:
the heat generated in the circuit & T J J_ ~
will be:
(a) C 3 >C 2 >C 1 =C 4 (b) C 3 >C 1 =C 4 >C 2
(a) z2c (b) 2&2C
(c) C 2 >C 3 >C 1 >C 4 (d) C 2 >C1 =C 4 >C 3
2
22. In the shown circuit, if the charge on 6 µF capacitor is 3 2
10 µC, then the charge on 4 µF capacitor will be: (c) & C (d) Zero
2
(a) 40 µC
(b) 10 µC 28. Three large plates are arranged as shown. How much
(c) 20 µC charge will flow through the key K if it is closed?
(d) 30 µC

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6 system of these two capacitor withstands of if they are
(b) 4Q connected in series?
3 (a) 10 kV (b) 12 kV
(c) 3Q (c) 8 kV (d) 9 kV
2 34. The diagram shows four 3 c, 2 kv ·· zc- 2kV
(d) none of these

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capacitors with capacitances 1~ ' ~ -
29. Five conducting parallel plates having e ·- ·' and break down voltages as ·
area A and separation between them ·d, :A , mentioned. What should be the : ?C· 1kV 3 . 2
8 maximum value of the external ' c, kV
are placed as shown in the figure. Plate ,; 1 2 5
number 2, and 4 are connected wire and emf source such that no : . . ... . . . _,
between point A and B, a cell of emf e capacitor breaks down? [Hint:
is connected. The charge flown through First of all find out the break down voltages of each
the cell is: · · branch. After that compare them.]
(a) ~ e 0 Ae (b{~ e 0 Ae ,.. __ _____ J (a) 2.5 kV (b) 10/3 kV
4 d , 3· d (c) 3 kV (d) 1 kV
(c) 4e 0 Ae (d) e 0 Ae 35. The distance between Cond. Diele.
d 2d plates of a parallel plate
30. When a dielectric slab is inserted inside a charged capacitor is Sd. Let the
parallel plate capacitor (the charging cell being positively charged plate
disconnected), it experiences a force dragging it inside is atx = Oand negatively
the capacitor. This happens because of: charged plate is at x =
(a) The uniform electric field inside the capacitor· Sd. Two slabs one of
(b) The fringing of the electrlc field near the edges conductor and other of a I
(c) Variation of charge on the plates dielectric of equal x=O x=d x=2d x=3d x=4<! x=5d ,
(d) All of the above thickness d are inserted
between the plates as shown in figure.
31. A conducting body 1 has some initial charge Q,. and its
capacitance . is C. There are two other conf!ucting Potential versus distance graph will look like.
'v .,'"-----. -- ··; 1v___ - - --
bodies, 2 and 3 having capacitances: C2 = 2C and r
C 3 -> [Link] 2 and 3 are initially uncharged. "Body
2 is touched with hod¥ 1. ~eu, !lady 2 is removed
.from body 1 end touched <With body 3 and then
(b)
removed." This i,rocess is repeated N times. Then, the
charge on body 1 at the end must be: X ',
(a) Q/3N (b) Q/3N-l /" - -·-··---·
(c) Q/N 3
(d) None of these 1V

32. The plates S and T of '

p;.:::m. r..u i
an uncharged parallel I
. plate capacitor are
connected across a
battery. The battery is 1
(c)
'' lo-'---'--'---
X.
!(
!
d)

then disconnected ,. . __j 36. A parallel plate capacitor has y

and the charged two layers of dielecttic as shown
plates are now connected in a system as shown in the in figure. This capacitor is
[Link] system shown is in equilibrium. All the connected across a battery. The
strings are insulating and massless. The magnitude of graph which shows [Link] X

charge on one of the capacitor plates is: [Area of plates of electric field (E) and distance
= A] (x) from left plate.
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(a) ~2mgAs 0 (b)~4io !
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(c) ~mgAs 0 (d) ~2mrso (a) I 1-----i xj (b)
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33. A capacitor of capacitance lµF withstands the maximum
'. (d;O.) (3d;O _ , L-· (<:,~)___:!d.O) X !
voltage 6 kV while a capacitor of 2j.[F withstands the

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y y 4'1-- In the given circuit if emf & is
increased the steady state charge:
(c) (d) (a) on each capacitor will decrease
+----,,~...,.,C',-=,•x X (b) will increase for capacitors B and
(d,O) (3d,O) (d,0) (3d,O) C and decrease for capacitor A
3 7. A parallel plate capacitor is charged up to voltage V0 (cl on each capacitor will increase
and then detached from the charger. Now, the distance (d) remains constant for A and increases for
between the plates is varied periodically according to capacitor_s .B 1\nd c: .
the law d = d0 + d1 sin rot. The value of d1 if the 42. ·1wo capacitors C 1 =·2µF
potential difference across the capacitor changes and C 2 = lµF are charged
according to the law V = v0 ( l +½sin rot) is: to same potential
V =l00V, but . ,with
:opposite polarity ' as
(a) do (b) do shown in the Fig. The
2
(c) 3do switches S1 . and S2 are
(d) 2d 0 closed. The ratio of final
2
38. In the above question, the electric field between the energy to the initial energy of the system is:
plates will (a) 1 (bl .!:
2
(a) vary according to the law E = Vo (1 + sin rot)
do · .. '(c) 1/9 (d) .!:
4
(b) vary according to the law E = Vo
d0
(1 +.!:sin rot)
2
43., A parallel plate capacitor of capacitance C is connected
_ : to a battery and is charged to a potential difference V.
(c) will not vary ·'Another capacitor of capacitance 2C is similarly
(d) will vary arbitrarily charged to a potential difference 2V. The charging
39. An ideal cell is conne~ted across a
capacitor as shown in Fig. The
initial separation between the
l battery is now disconnected and the capacitors are
· connect in parallel to each other in such a way that the
· positive terminal of one is connected to the negative
plates of a parallel plate capacitor CI T I terminal of the other. The final energy of the
is d. The lower plate is pulled t · : ' _configuration is:
down with a uniform velocity v. (a) zero (bl ~cv 2
Neglect the resistance of the 2
circuit. Then the variation of charge on capacitor with (cl 25 cv2 (dl 2cv 2

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6 2
44. The capacitance (C) for an isolated conducting sphere
of radius (a) is given by 411s 0 a. If the sphere is enclosed
with an earthed concentric sphere. The ratio of the
- - - -- - :1
radii of the spheres being _n_ then the capacitance
(n-1)

'b.
of such a sphere will be increased by a factor:
(a) n (b) _n_
(n -1)
"' · ~ , (d) (c) (n -1) (d) a. n
n
40. In the circuit shown in figure charge stored in the 45. Four metallic plates are arranged as shown in the
capacitor of capacity SµF is: figure. If the distance between each plate then

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B is: (Given d < <A)
Id
A ~ B
- -- - --
(a) 60µC (b) 20µC
(c) 30µC (d) zero

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(a) -µF . (b) 9µF
d d 3
(c) 3e 0 A (d) 4e 0 A (c) 48µF (d) None
d d 51. The potential across a 3 µF capacitor is 12 V when it is
46. Figure shows two capacitors in
series. The rigid center section
of length 'b' is movable. The · a
~! IIbJ J Vo
not connected to anything. It is then connected in
parallel with an uncharged 6µF capacitor. At
equilibrium, the charge q on the 3 µF capacitor and the
area of each plate is S. If the
voltage difference between the
I potential difference V across it are :
(a) q=l2µc; V =4V (b) q=24µc; V =B V
plates is maintained constant at V0 • The change in (c) q=36µc; V =12 V (d) q=12µc; V =6 V
stored energy if the center section is removed is: 52. An electron beam passes between two parallel plate
(a) Se 0 vga (b) . ~e 0 vgb electrodes as shown in the diagram. The bottom plate
2b(a-b) ·2a(a-b) is kept at zero potential, while a slowly varying
positive voltage is applied to the upper plate, as shown
(c) Se 0 vgb (d) Se 0 vga
in the graph. After passing between the plates the
a(a-b) b(a-b)
beam hits a screen and makes spot. Ignoring gravity as
47, In above figure, if the center section is moved up or the potential varies the spot is:
down, then:
(a) Stored energy will increase
(b) Stored energy will decrease V
(c) Stored energy will remain same
(d) Stored energy will vary between a maximum and 0 i~
gi
g
minimum value Time (s)
48. Four identical plates 1, 2, 3
and 4 placed parallel to (a) deflected up
each other at equal (b) deflected down
distance as shown in the -(:1111111111111111111 · (c) deflected up then down
figure. Plates 1 and 4 are (d) deflected down then up
4
joined together and the 53. A capacitor of capacitance of 2µF is charged to a
space between 2 and 3 is filled with a dielectric of potential difference of 200 V, after disconnecting from
dielectric constant k = 2. The capacitance of the the battery, it is connected in parallel with another
system between 1 and 3 & 2 and 4 are C1 and C 2 uncharged capacitor. The final common potential is 20
. -c, is:
. Iy. Th e ratio
respective . V, the capacitance of secol}d capacitor is:
C2 (a) 2µF (b) 4µF
5 (c) 18µF (d) 16µF
(a) - (b) 1
3 54. A parallel-plate capacitor is connected to a
3
(c) - (d) ~ resistanceless circuit with a battery having emf & until
5 7 the capacitor is fully charged. The battery is then
49. The charge supplied by the battery in the 5µF 6).JF disconnected from the circuit and the plates of the
circuit shown in the figure :
(a) 300 µC
11
F~:i capacitor are moved to half of their original separation
using insulated gloves. Let Vnew be the potential_
difference across the capacitor plates after the plates
(b) 60 µC had been moved together and V01 d be the potential
(c) 50 µC difference across the capacitor plates when connected
(d) 110 µC to the battery. Vnew / Vold =
1 ' 1
50. Find equivalent capacitance across [Link] (a) - , (b) -
capacitances in µF) 4 2
(c) 1 (d) 2
55. Four capacitors and two sources of emf are connected
as shown in the Fig. The p.d. in volts between the
points a and b is :

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59. In the circuit diagram

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shown all the capacitors
are in µE Th~

(a) zero
1µF (b) 13
equivalent capacitance
between points A and B -
is: (in µF)
(a) 14/5 (b) 7/5
(c) 17 (d) 27 (c) 3/7 (d) None of these
56. Two conducting large plates P1 &P2 P, P2 60. The time· constant of the CR circuit is --3_ seconds.
are placed parallel to each other at ln2
very small separation 'd'. The plate Capacitor is discharged at time t = 0. The ratio of the
area of either face of plate is A. A air charge on the capacitor at tinte t = 2 s and 6s is:
charge + 2Q is given to plate P1 & -Q (a) 3 : 1 (b) 8 : 1
(c) 4 : 1 (d) 2 : 1
to the plate P2 (neglect ends effects)·.
If plate P1 &P2 are now connected by 61. In the circuit shown in the
conducting wire, then total amount figure C1 = 2 C 2 . Capacitor C1
d
of heat produced is: is charged to a potential of V.
The current in the circuit just
(a) 4Q2d
after the switch is closed is:
3s 0 A (a) zero·
(c) 3Q2d (d) None of these (b) 2V
4e 0 A R
57. A capacitor of capacitance C is · (c) Infinite
charged to a potential . fog I . (d) ~
difference V0 and is then .· 2R
discharged through a resistance 62. ·In the circuit shown in the figure switch S is closed at
R. The discharge current time t = 0. Let I I and I 2 be the currents at any time t
gradually decreases, with a
. , then the ratio ~:
straight line 1 corresponding to lz
this process, as shown in Fig where tinte is along x-axis (a) is constant
and the logarithm of the current on y-axis. Later on, R 2C
(b) increases with time
one of the three parameters V0 , R or C, is changed (c) decreases with time ,,
(keeping the other two unchanged) in such a manner
than the In I v/s t dependence is represented by the
straight line 2. Which option correctly represents the
change?
(a) V0 is decreased (b) R is decreased
(d) first increases and
decreases

63. A capacitor of capacitance

then
,, R

~
B
(c) R is increased (d) C is decreased 3 µF is first charged by
58. A capacitor, C1 is connected to a battery until charged . _connecting it across a 10 V
completely, and then disconnected from the battery. A battery by closing the key
second capacitor, C 2 , is then connected to the first K 1 . Then it is allowed to get
capacitor C1 as shown in Fig. Let U, V and Q be discharged through 2 n and 2Q
potential energy of, magnitude of potential difference 4 n resistors by closing the
key K 2 • The total energy 4Q
and charge on capacitor C 1 respectively. What changes
occu~ in capacitor C 1 after C 2 is connected as shown. dissipated in 4 n resistor is
equal to :
l l+a l_+a ~c, (a) 10 µ J (b) lOOµJ
vT c,J-a => c,T-a => ,c, ! (c) 0.1 µ J (d) zero

(a) V same, Q increases, U increases

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64. A capacitor of capacity 6 µ F 1Q V V
2n N
and initial charge 160 µ C is v,
connected with key S and Stl_
resistance as shown in 2n + C 1Q v,
figure. Point M is earthed. If
key is closed at t = 0 ; then 4!1 . = 2!1
the current through
resistance R (= ill) at t = 16 µsis: What is the most reasonable explanation of these
graphs? ,
(al lO A (b) lO A (al The first graph shows what happens when the
3e e
capacitor has a less than & potential initially and
(c) ZO A (dl none the second shows what happens when it has a
3e
greater than & potential initially. ·
65. Consider a capacitor charging circuit. Let Q1 be the
(b) The first graph shows what happens when the
charge given to the capacitor in a time interval of 10
capacitor has a greater than E potential initia)ly
µsand Q be the charge given in the next time interval
and the second shows what happens when it has a
of 10 ~s. Let 10 µ C charge be deposited in time
less than E potential initially. "
interval t I and the next 10 µ C charge deposited in next
(cl The first graph is the correct qualitative shape for
time interval t 2 , then :
any initial potential, but the second is not possible.
(al QI >Q2,t1 >t2
(d) The second graph is the correct qualitative shape
(b) QI >Q2,t1 <t2
for any initial potential, but the first is not possible
(c) QI < Qz,t1 > tz
69. The circuit shown in the Fig. is in a steady state with
(d) QI <Q2,t1 <t2
the switch open. When the switch is closed, which of
the following will change immediately? (All of them
66. The time constant of charging of the circuit shown in
the figure is: eventually change, but three of them stay the same for
an instant.)
(a) 2RC
3
(bl 2RC
c.
R
(cl 3RC
2R +
(d) 3RC C
2
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figure, determine the charge of capacitor in steady
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(bl the current through the inductor L
(cl the potential difference around the resistor R1
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(c) lµC (d) zero (c) the value of R
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connected to a resistance R and a battery of emf S.
Two possible graphs of potentials across capacitor vs
time are shown.

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