32. The charge within a conductor will be: a. Greater than 1 b. Less than 1 C. Zero d. Infinite 33. The capacitance of a material refers to: a. Ability of the material to store magnetic field. b. Ability of the material to store electromagnetic field. c. Ability of the material to store electric field. d. Potential between two charged plates.

32. The charge within a conductor will be: a. Greater than 1 b. Less than 1 C. Zero d. Infinite 33. The capacitance of a material refers to: a. Ability of the material to store magnetic field. b. Ability of the material to store electromagnetic field. c. Ability of the material to store electric field. d. Potential between two charged plates.

Electricity for Refrigeration, Heating, and Air Conditioning (MindTap Course List)

10th Edition

ISBN:9781337399128

Author:Russell E. Smith

Publisher:Russell E. Smith

Chapter12: Electronic Control Devices

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