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The capacitance of a cable rises with age in service chiefly because
Answer: A
Water has a relative permittivity of about eighty, so even a small ingress raises the effective permittivity of the insulation appreciably. A rising capacitance measured on a routine test is therefore one of the indications of a cable taking in moisture, alongside a falling insulation resistance.
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