Suppose you have three capacitors as follows: Capacitor 1: Area A, spacing d Cap

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Suppose you have three capacitors as follows: Capacitor 1: Area A, spacing d Capacitor 2: Area A, spacing 2d Capacitor 3: Area 2A, spacing d The three graph lines (labeled a, b and c) represent data for the magnitude of charge on the plates of each capacitor as a function of the voltage across it. Which capacitor {1, 2, or 3} belongs to which line {a, b, and c}? Explain your reasoning carefully. Graph: Magnitude vs. delta V line a: is at a 45-50 degree angle Line b: is at about 30 degree angle line c: is at about 10-15 degree angle

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A line will be reperesenting c3

B will be representing c1

C will be representing c3

As we know c= E0A/d from this the above answers has come as

Distance d will be less then more capacitance will be there.

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