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The ability to store electrical energy is called Voltage Capacitance
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The ability to store electrical energy is called
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Answer:
the answer is capacitance
Step-by-step explanation:
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hey!!
here is your answer>>>
Volaltage = It is the power to push the electrons
Capacitance = The ability to store electrical energy!.
Hope my answer helps!
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