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Question 1.
When a capacitor is charging, current will flow through its dielectric.


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Question 2.
The greater the distance between the plates of a capacitor, the smaller the capacitance value.


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Question 3.
Ceramic capacitors have higher voltage ratings than electrolytic capacitors.


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Question 4.

The total capacitance in Figure 1 is larger than the value of C4.


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Question 5.
Capacitors in parallel have a higher total value than any individual capacitor.


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Question 6.
Between any two time constants, the charge on a capacitor changes about 63%.


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Question 7.

In Figure 2, the voltage across the capacitor 1 ms after the switch is closed is 11.61 V.


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Question 8.
The opposition to ac from a capacitor is called reluctance.


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Question 9.
Capacitors are often used as filters.


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Question 10.
In a series capacitive circuit the smallest capacitor will have the largest voltage drop across it.


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Question 11.
A 10 mu.gifF capacitor will have more capacitive reactance than a 20 mu.gifF capacitor in a 60 Hz circuit.


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