Discussion
The capacitance of an isolated conducting sphere of radius \( a \) is
Answer: C
It follows from the potential of a sphere by rearrangement, and it may be read as the limit of two concentric spheres as the outer one recedes to infinity. A sphere of one metre radius has about 111 picofarads, which shows how small an isolated capacitance is.
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