In capacitors, energy is stored in the form of:
Correct answer: C. Electric intensity
- A. Gravitational energy
- B. Kinetic energy
- C. Electric intensity
- D. Magnetic induction
Explanation
In capacitors, energy is stored in the form of electric potential energy or electric intensity while in an inductor it is stored in the form of magnetic field.
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