Partial Question 3 0.67 / 2 pts Capacitance is a measure of the quantity of excess charge stored on a conductor per unit of electric potential difference (voltage). The definition of capacitance is: where the variables are: C = capacitance (carries units of F - "farads"), Q = charge (carries units of C - "coulombs"), V = voltage (carries units of V - "volts" = joule/coulomb). Don't confuse the variable C (capacitance) with the unit C (coulombs), they are not the same! The unit of capacitance (F - "farads") can be represented as: (select all that apply) O C/(J*S) C/V O C 2/J O C 2/(N*m)