13. Consider the electric circuit shown, consisting of a 12 V battery and three capacitors connected partly in series and parallel. Find the equivalent capacitance and the total energy stored in the capacitors. vx I jouf 5uF : 20м F

13. Consider the electric circuit shown, consisting of a 12 V battery and three capacitors connected partly in series and parallel. Find the equivalent capacitance and the total energy stored in the capacitors. vx I jouf 5uF : 20м F

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Chapter19: Electric Potential And Electric Field

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13. Consider the electric circuit shown, consisting of a 12 V battery and three
capacitors connected partly in series and parallel. Find the equivalent capacitance
and the total energy stored in the capacitors.
vx
I
jouf
5uF
20м F

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