The ability for an electric circuit to accumulate or store a charge is referred to as:
A) Farads
B) Capacitance
C) Capacitor
D) Signal

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Capacitance is the ability of a system to store an electric charge. It is measured in farads and is a property of a system that indicates how much charge can be stored per unit voltage. A capacitor is a device that exhibits capacitance, but the term "capacitance" itself refers to the property, not the device.

The Ability for an Electric Circuit to Accumulate or Store