Concept:Capacitance measures how much charge a capacitor stores per unit voltage.
It depends on the plate area, the dielectric material, and the distance between the plates.
Explanation:For a parallel-plate capacitor, the capacitance is given by
C=dεAwhere
ε is the dielectric constant,
A is the plate area, and
d is the distance between the plates.
From this relation,
C is directly proportional to
A and
ε.
Therefore,
C is inversely proportional to
d, the distance between the plates.
Increasing the plate separation reduces the capacitance.
Answer:C. distance between plate.