MCQ
In a charged capacitor, the energy resides
- AThe positive charges
- BBoth the positive and negative charges
- ✓The field between the plates
- DAround the edge of the capacitor plates
✓
Answer
Correct option: C.
The field between the plates
c
(c) As the electric field outside the capacitor plates is zero and field only exists in the between the plates, the energy will reside in field between the plates.
(c) As the electric field outside the capacitor plates is zero and field only exists in the between the plates, the energy will reside in field between the plates.
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