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The potential to which a conductor is raised, depends on
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(c) $V = Q/C$
$Q$ $=$ the amount of charge
$C$ $=$ capacitance which depends on geometry and size of conductor.
$Q$ $=$ the amount of charge
$C$ $=$ capacitance which depends on geometry and size of conductor.
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