*PLEASE SELECT THE CORRECT RELATIONSHIP AND EXPLAIN WHY THEY ARE STRUCTURED THAT WAY* 1, Seperation distance...
*PLEASE SELECT THE CORRECT RELATIONSHIP AND EXPLAIN WHY THEY ARE STRUCTURED THAT WAY*
1, Seperation distance is (directly, inversely, jointly, or not) related to stored energy.
2. Seperation distance is (directly, inversely, jointly, or not) related to capacitance.
3. Seperation distance is (directly, inversely, jointly, or not) related to plate charge
4. Electric field strength is (directly, inversely, jointly, or not) related to plate area.
5. Electric field strength is (directly, inversely, jointly, or not) related to seperation distance.
6. Plate area is (directly, inversely, jointly, or not) related to capacitance
7. Plate area is (directly, inversely, jointly, or not) related to plate charge
8. Plate area is (directly, inversely, jointly, or not) related to stored energy
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