#1 1.Design a capacitor set-up that can give at least 1 Farad. You can focuson the design by finding the area and distance between the plates that are needed toreach 1F. The other way is to build a series or parallel connections of commerciallyavailable capacitors and reach 1F. After reaching the highest possible capacitance,compute the charge that it can hold given a 2.7 V potential difference.2.you will have 9 resistors in your circuit. All the resistors will have thesame value, name them using R1, R2, and so on. Your goal is to design a circuit that iscomposed of series and parallel resistors in combination then find the total resistance ofthe circuit. Using 12V as the potential difference, compute the current and voltage thatis passing thru each of your resistors. Show your solution step by step as clearly aspossible, and make a table summarizing the values.

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1. Design a capacitor set-up that can give at least 1 Farad. You can focus on the design by finding the area and distance between the plates that are needed to reach 1F. The other way is to build a series or parallel connections of commercially available capacitors and reach 1F. After reaching the highest possible capacitance, compute the charge that it can hold given a 2.7 V potential difference.

1. Design a capacitor set-up that can give at least 1 Farad. You can focus on the design by finding the area and distance between the plates that are needed to reach 1F. The other way is to build a series or parallel connections of commercially available capacitors and reach 1F. After reaching the highest possible capacitance, compute the charge that it can hold given a 2.7 V potential difference.

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Chapter20: Capacitance In Ac Circuits

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Problem 5PP: Three capacitors having capacitance values of 20F,40F, and 50F are connected in parallel to a 60 -...

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