a parallel plate capacitance c is charged to a potential v . it is then connected to another uncharged capacitor having the same capacitance . find out the ratio of the energy stored in the combined system to that stored intially in the single capacitior
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The ratio should be 1:2.
When the capacitor is charged its energy is = 1/2×CV^2
=q^2/2C
Now,The charge should get equally distributed as the capacitance is the same.
So the energy becomes=(q/2)^2/2C
For two capacitor it is =2×(q/2)^2/2C
The initial energy/The combined energy
=q^2/2C/2×(q/2)^2/2C
=1/2
=1:2
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When the capacitor is charged its energy is = 1/2×CV^2
=q^2/2C
Now,The charge should get equally distributed as the capacitance is the same.
So the energy becomes=(q/2)^2/2C
For two capacitor it is =2×(q/2)^2/2C
The initial energy/The combined energy
=q^2/2C/2×(q/2)^2/2C
=1/2
=1:2
Hope it helps. please mark it as brainliest
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Hey !!
Energy stored in a capacitor
U = 1/2 CV² (or) 1/2 q²/C
Capacitance of the parallel combination
= C + C = 2C
Here, the total charge, Q remains the same
∴ Initial energy = 1/2 q²/C
and Final energy = 1/2 q²/2C
∴ Ratio of energies = Final energy / Initial energy
= 1/4.q²/C / 1/2
= 2/4
= 1/2
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