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A composite capacitor has two layers whose product of thickness and reciprocal permittivity is the same for each. The two layers then

  • A.have the same capacitance per unit area but different voltages
  • B.carry different flux densities in proportion to their permittivities
  • C.share the applied voltage equally
  • D.carry the same field intensity as one another

Answer: C

The capacitance per unit area of a layer is the permittivity over the thickness, so equal values of thickness over permittivity means equal capacitances, and two equal capacitances in series divide the voltage equally. The fields in them differ, being inversely proportional to their permittivities.

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