Doubling the operating frequency of a capacitive circuit: A. doubles the amount of a capacitive reactance B. has no effect on the capacitive reactance C. cuts the capacitive reactance in half D. multiplies the capacitive reactance by 6.28 E. None of the above

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The correct answer is: A. doubles the amount of a capacitive reactance.

Capacitive reactance is inversely proportional to frequency. This means that if the frequency doubles, the capacitive reactance doubles.

Option B is incorrect because doubling the frequency would increase the capacitive reactance, not have no effect on it.

Option C is incorrect because doubling the frequency would increase the capacitive reactance, not cut it in half.

Option D is incorrect because doubling the frequency would increase the capacitive reactance by a factor of 2, not 6.28.

Option E is incorrect because doubling the frequency does have an effect on the capacitive reactance.