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The energy stored in a capacitor is multiplied by 4. What is the change that accompanies...

The energy stored in a capacitor is multiplied by 4. What is the change that accompanies the capacitor charge? What is the change accompanying the potential difference across the capacitor?

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- The charge is multiplied by 2 and the potential difference is multiplied by 4
- The charge is multiplied by 4 and the potential difference is multiplied by 2
- The charge is multiplied by 4 and the potential difference is multiplied by 16
- Both are multiplied by 4

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It seems none of the given Options is correct to Answer the question..

The energy stored in capacitor is given by

If U the energy stored is multiplied by 4..

Then possiblity is only Charge is multiplied by 2 and the potential difference is multiplied by 2...

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