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Question #304112

find the charge stored when 5.50V is applied to an 8.00-pF capacitor

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"q=CV\\\\\n={\\rm 8.00*10^{-12}\\:F*5.50\\: V}\\\\\n=\\rm 44*10^{-12}\\: C=44\\: pC"

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