9. The voltage of a replacement capacitor must

be

a. equal to the voltage of the original capacitor

b. greater than the voltage of the original

capacitor

c. equal to or greater than the original capacitor

d. exactly the same as the original capacitor

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Bobbie

15 September, 18:02

9. The voltage of a replacement capacitor must

be

a. equal to the voltage of the original capacitor

b. greater than the voltage of the original

capacitor

c. equal to or greater than the original capacitor

d. exactly the same as the original capacitor

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Ana Sharp · Answer 1

B

Explanation:

It is the capacity (in Farad) of the capacitor that determines its behaviour in the circiut. The voltage is merely a qualification of what it can handle. Higher is "better".

9. The voltage of a replacement capacitor mustbea. equal to the voltage of the original capacitorb. greater than the voltage of the originalcapacitorc. equal to or greater than the original capacitord. exactly the same as the original capacitor

9. The voltage of a replacement capacitor must

be

a. equal to the voltage of the original capacitor

b. greater than the voltage of the original

capacitor

c. equal to or greater than the original capacitor

d. exactly the same as the original capacitor