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A capacitor is used to store 24 watt hour of energy at 1200 volt. What should be the capacitance of the capacitor?
Options
(a) 120 mF
(b) 120 μF
(c) 24 μF
(d) 24 μF
Correct Answer:
120 mF
Explanation:
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U= 24 watt hour= 24×60×60
V= 1200 volt
U= 1/2 CV^2
C = 2U/V×V
C = 2×24×60×60/1200×1200
C= 0.12 F
C= 120×10^-3 F
C= 120mF