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Answered by ColdZera
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Answer:

1:4

Explanation:

Capacitance is given by

C =A ε/d

where A represents the area of cross section of the plates and d represents the distance between the plates

Let the final capacitance by C'

C' = A₂ε/d₂

As radius is increased by \sqrt{2} times, the area becomes twice as A= πr²

and its given that distance between the plates is halved

Hence C' = \frac{2A\epsilon}{d/2}

⇒ C' = \frac{4A\epsilon}{d}

⇒ C' = 4C

Which finally gives us that C:C' = 1:4

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Answered by mandalsamir05
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