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If a capacitor has a capacitance of 5 µF and is charged to a potential difference of 12 V, what is the charge stored in the capacitor? Scenario focus: gravitational fields in a distinct A-Level Physics fields context; identify the field quantity, source, direction, and unit before selecting the answer.
- A.60 µC
- B.0.6 µC
- C.5 µC
- D.12 µC
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What a good answer should say
- 60 µC
Explanation
Why this works
The correct answer is 60 µC. This is correct for Capacitance because the stem is testing gravitational fields; the chosen option keeps the field quantity, source interaction, direction, and unit consistent.
The alternatives are weaker because they mix gravitational, electric, magnetic, orbital, or transformer ideas, or they attach the right number to the wrong physical meaning.
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