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Combinations of Capacitors
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Given that the battery is 40 V and that C
1
= 2 µF, C
2
= 6 µF, C
3
= 0.5 µF, and V
1
= 10 V.
Find the values for C
x
, Q
x
, and V
x
How much charge is on C
1
?
How much charge is on C
2
?
What is the voltage drop across C
2
?
What is the voltage drop across C
3
?
What is the voltage drop across C
x
?
How much charge is on C
3
?
How much charge is on C
x
?
What is C
x
?
How much total energy is stored in the circuit?
What is the total capacitance present in this circuit?
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