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Heating Effect of Electric Current

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In figure, which type of capacitor is shown

A

Cylindrical capacitor

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Parallel plate capacitor

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Square plate capcitor

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D

Circular capacitor

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Solution

The correct option is A Cylindrical capacitor
As in the given capacitor, two coaxial conducting cylinders are separated by some insulator.
Hence, it is a cylindrical capacitor.

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