Which equations can be used to calculate the electric potential energy stored in a capacitor? Check all that apply. U = QV U = CV U = U = CV2 U = U = QV2

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Chaya Moyer

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20 August, 19:05

Which equations can be used to calculate the electric potential energy stored in a capacitor? Check all that apply. U = QV U = CV U = U = CV2 U = U = QV2

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Sanai Doyle · Answer 1

There are different ways to calculate the electric potential energy stored in a capacitor.

Among these forms we have:

Form 1:

U = (CV ^ 2) / 2

Form 2:

U = (Q ^ 2) / 2C

Form 3:

U = (QV) / 2

Where,

Q: load

C: capacitance

V: voltage.

Answer:

U = (CV ^ 2) / 2

U = (Q ^ 2) / 2C

U = (QV) / 2