MCQ
For an isolated object, the graph between potential and charge is given below. The capacity of
an object is-
- A$\sin \theta$
- B$\cos \theta$
- C$\tan \theta$
- ✓$\cot \theta$
✓
Answer
Correct option: D.
$\cot \theta$
D
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