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Capacitor intro and combination of capacitors

Q1. The capacity of parallel plate condenser depends on

A The type of metal used

B The thickness of plates

C The potential applied across the plates

D The separation between the plates

Q2. A parallel plate condenser has a capacitance 50 μF in air and 110 μF when
immersed in an oil. The dielectric constant ‘k’ of the oil is

A 0.45

B 0.55

C 1.10

D 2.20
Q3. The capacity of a parallel plate capacitor increases with the

A Decrease of its area

B Increase of its distance

C Increase of its area

D None of the above

Q4. The capacity of a spherical conductor in MKS system is

C 4πε0R

D 4πε0R2
Q5. The true statement is, on increasing the distance between the plates of a
parallel plate condenser

A The electric intensity between the plates will decrease

B The electric intensity between the plates will increase

The electric intensity between the plates will remain

C
unchanged

D The P.D. between the plates will decrease

Q6. The respective radii of the two spheres of a spherical condenser are 12 cm
and 9 cm. The dielectric constant of the medium between them is 6. The capacity
of the condenser will be

A 240 pF

B 240 μF

C 240 F

D None of the above

Q7. The distance between the circular plates of a parallel plate condenser 40 mm
in diameter, in order to have same capacity as a sphere of radius 1 metre is

A 0.01 mm

B 0.1 mm

C 1.0 mm

D 10 mm
Q8. A spherical condenser has inner and outer spheres of radii a and b
respectively. The space between the two is filled with air. The difference between
the capacities of two condensers formed when outer sphere is earthed and when
inner sphere is earthed will be

A Zero

B 4πε0a

C 4πε0b

D
Q9. The diameter of each plate of an air capacitor is 4cm. To make the capacity of
this plate capacitor equal to that of 20 cm diameter sphere, the distance between
the plates will be

A 4 ｘ10-3 m

B 1 ｘ10-3 m

C 1 cm

D 1 ｘ10-3 cm
Q10. In a spherical condenser radius of the outer sphere is R. The different in the
radii of outer and inner sphere in X. Its capacity is proportional to

D
Q11. A parallel plate capacitor has circular plates of 0.08 m radius and 1.0 ｘ10-3m
separation. If a P.D. of 100 volt is applied, the charge will be

A 1.8 ｘ10-10C

B 1.8 ｘ10-8C

C 1.8 ｘ10-20C

D None of these
Q12. If the capacity of a spherical conductor is 1 picofarad, then its diameter,
would be

A 1.8 ｘ10-3 m

B 18 ｘ10-3 m

C 1.8 ｘ10-5 m

D 18 ｘ10-7 m
Q13. The capacity of the conductor does not depend upon

A Charge

B Voltage

C Nature of the material

D All of these
Q14. Three capacitors are connected in D.C. source of 100 volts shown in the
adjoining figure. If the charge accumulated on plates of C1, C2 and C3 are qa, qb,
qc, qd, qe and qf respectively, the

B qb + qd + qf = 0

C qa + qc + qe = 50 C

D qb = qd = qf
Q15. Three capacitors each of capacitance 1 𝜇F are connected in parallel. To this
combination, a fourth capacitor of capacitance 1 𝜇F is connected in series. THe
resultant capacitance of the system is

A 4 𝜇F

B 2 𝜇F

D
Q16. In the circuit diagram shown in the adjoining figure, the resultant
capacitance between P and Q is

A 47 𝜇F

B 3 𝜇F

C 60 𝜇F

D 10 𝜇F
Q17. Two capacitance of capacity C1 and C2 are connected in series add potential
difference V is applied across it. Then the potential difference across C1 will be

D
Q18. Two capacitors of equal capacity are first connected in parallel and then in
series. The ratio of the total capacities in the two cases will be

A 2:1

B 1:2

C 4:1

D 1:4
Q19. If three capacitors each of capacity 1𝜇F are connected in such a way that the
resultant capacity is 1.5 𝜇F, then

A All the three are connected in series

B All the three are connected in parallel

Two of them are in parallel and

C
connected in series to the third

Two of them are in series and then

D
connected in parallel to the third
Q20. A 4 𝜇F condenser is connected in parallel to another condenser of 8𝜇F. Both
the condensers are then connected in series with a 12𝜇F condenser and charged
to 20 volts. The charge on the plate of 4𝜇F condenser is

A 3.3 𝜇C

B 40 𝜇C

C 80 𝜇C

D 240 𝜇C
Q21. In the circuit shown in the figure, the potential difference across the 4.5 𝜇F
capacitor is

B 4 volts

C 6 volts

D 8 volts
Q22. Four capacitors are connected as shown in the equivalent capacitance
between the points P and Q is

A 4 𝜇F

D
Q23. Three capacitors of 2.0, 3.0 and 6.0 𝜇F are connected in series to a 10V
source. THe charge on the 3.0 𝜇F capacitor is

A 5 𝜇C

B 10 𝜇C

C 12 𝜇C

D 15 𝜇C
Q24. The capacitance between the points A and B in the given circuit will be

A 1𝜇F

B 2𝜇F

C 3𝜇F

D 4𝜇F
 (solutions)
Capacitor intro and combination of capacitors
Q1. The capacity of parallel plate condenser depends on

A the type of metal used

B The thickness of plates

C The potential applied across the plates

D The separation between the plates

Solution :
Q2. A parallel plate condenser has a capacitance 50 μF in air and 110 μF when
immersed in an oil. The dielectric constant ‘k’ of the oil is

A 0.45

B 0.55

C 1.10

D 2.20
Solution :
Q3. The capacity of a parallel plate capacitor increases with the

A Decrease of its area

B Increase of its distance

C Increase of its area

D None of the above

Solution :
Q4. The capacity of a spherical conductor in MKS system is

C 4πε0R

D 4πε0R2
Q5. The true statement is, on increasing the distance between the plates of a
parallel plate condenser

A The electric intensity between the plates will decrease

B The electric intensity between the plates will increase

The electric intensity between the plates will remain

C
unchanged

D The P.D. between the plates will decrease

Solution :
Q6. The respective radii of the two spheres of a spherical condenser are 12 cm
and 9 cm. The dielectric constant of the medium between them is 6. The capacity
of the condenser will be

A 240 pF

B 240 μF

C 240 F

D None of the above

Solution :
Q7. The distance between the circular plates of a parallel plate condenser 40 mm
in diameter, in order to have same capacity as a sphere of radius 1 metre is

A 0.01 mm

B 0.1 mm

C 1.0 mm

D 10 mm
Solution :
Q8. A spherical condenser has inner and outer spheres of radii a and b
respectively. The space between the two is filled with air. The difference between
the capacities of two condensers formed when outer sphere is earthed and when
inner sphere is earthed will be

A Zero

B 4πε0a

C 4πε0b

D
Solution :
Q9. The diameter of each plate of an air capacitor is 4cm. To make the capacity of
this plate capacitor equal to that of 20 cm diameter sphere, the distance between
the plates will be

A 4 ｘ10-3 m

B 1 ｘ10-3 m

C 1 cm

D 1 ｘ10-3 cm
Solution :
Q10. In a spherical condenser radius of the outer sphere is R. The different in the
radii of outer and inner sphere in X. Its capacity is proportional to

D
Solution :
Q11. A parallel plate capacitor has circular plates of 0.08 m radius and 1.0 ｘ10-3m
separation. If a P.D. of 100 volt is applied, the charge will be

A 1.8 ｘ10-10C

B 1.8 ｘ10-8C

C 1.8 ｘ10-20C

D None of these
Solution :
Q12. If the capacity of a spherical conductor is 1 picofarad, then its diameter,
would be

A 1.8 ｘ10-3 m

B 18 ｘ10-3 m

C 1.8 ｘ10-5 m

D 18 ｘ10-7 m
Solution :
Q13. The capacity of the conductor does not depend upon

A Charge

B Voltage

C Nature of the material

D All of these
Q14. Three capacitors are connected in D.C. source of 100 volts shown in the
adjoining figure. If the charge accumulated on plates of C1, C2 and C3 are qa, qb,
qc, qd, qe and qf respectively, the

B qb + qd + qf = 0

C qa + qc + qe = 50 C

D qb = qd = qf
Solution :
Q15. Three capacitors each of capacitance 1 𝜇F are connected in parallel. To this
combination, a fourth capacitor of capacitance 1 𝜇F is connected in series. THe
resultant capacitance of the system is

A 4 𝜇F

B 2 𝜇F

D
Solution :
Q16. In the circuit diagram shown in the adjoining figure, the resultant
capacitance between P and Q is

A 47 𝜇F

B 3 𝜇F

C 60 𝜇F

D 10 𝜇F
Solution :
Q17. Two capacitance of capacity C1 and C2 are connected in series add potential
difference V is applied across it. Then the potential difference across C1 will be

D
Solution :
Q18. Two capacitors of equal capacity are first connected in parallel and then in
series. The ratio of the total capacities in the two cases will be

A 2:1

B 1:2

C 4:1

D 1:4
Solution :
Q19. If three capacitors each of capacity 1𝜇F are connected in such a way that the
resultant capacity is 1.5 𝜇F, then

A All the three are connected in series

B All the three are connected in parallel

Two of them are in parallel and

C
connected in series to the third

Two of them are in series and then

D
connected in parallel to the third
Solution :
Q22. Four capacitors are connected as shown in the equivalent capacitance
between the points P and Q is

A 4 𝜇F

D
Solution :
Q20. A 4 𝜇F condenser is connected in parallel to another condenser of 8𝜇F. Both
the condensers are then connected in series with a 12𝜇F condenser and charged
to 20 volts. The charge on the plate of 4𝜇F condenser is

A 3.3 𝜇C

B 40 𝜇C

C 80 𝜇C

D 240 𝜇C
Solution :
Q21. In the circuit shown in the figure, the potential difference across the 4.5 𝜇F
capacitor is

B 4 volts

C 6 volts

D 8 volts
Solution :
Q23. Three capacitors of 2.0, 3.0 and 6.0 𝜇F are connected in series to a 10V
source. THe charge on the 3.0 𝜇F capacitor is

A 5 𝜇C

B 10 𝜇C

C 12 𝜇C

D 15 𝜇C
Solution :
Q24. The capacitance between the points A and B in the given circuit will be

A 1𝜇F

B 2𝜇F

C 3𝜇F

D 4𝜇F
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