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Chapter 1: Problem 70

\(V^{-1}\) stands for (A) electric flux. (B) electric pressure. (C) electric field density. (D) capacitance.

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(D) capacitance

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01

Identifying the unit

To start with the problem, we see that the unit given is \(V^{-1}\). This implies the inverse of Volts. Volts (V) is the SI unit of Electric Potential or Potential difference. Thus, \(V^{-1}\) stands for per unit volt.
02

Associating unit with physical quantity

Looking at the given options, we will search for the physical quantity associated with per unit volt (or \(V^{-1}\)). Following this step leads us to the conclusion that \(V^{-1}\) stands for capacitance.

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