Please answer the question listed below and select the correct answer choice below. Thank you! 13. Capacitor 1 has capacitance C, and voltage V,. Capacitor 2 has twice the capacitance and the same voltage. Its energy U2equalsA. 2U1B. 4U1C. U,D. 6U,

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13. Capacitor 1 has capacitance C, and voltage V,. Capacitor 2 has twice the capacitance and the same voltage. Its energy U equals

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Chapter16: Electrical Energy And Capacitance

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13. Capacitor 1 has capacitance C, and voltage V,. Capacitor 2 has twice the capacitance and the same voltage. Its energy U2
equals
A. 2U1
B. 4U1
C. U,
D. 6U,

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