4.00 kQ b g E Ez R3 70.0 V T60.0 V 80.0 V R2 3.00 kQ C=10µF 2.00 kQ Under steady state condition, Find the potential difference between points c and f (V;-V). (Using Kirchhoff's rules ) Your answer: O A) Vf-Vc=-69.2 V O B) Vf-Vc=-67.2 V O C) Vf-Vc=+67.2 V O D) Vf-Vc=+65.2 V O E) Vf-Vc=-65.2 V

4.00 kQ b g E Ez R3 70.0 V T60.0 V 80.0 V R2 3.00 kQ C=10µF 2.00 kQ Under steady state condition, Find the potential difference between points c and f (V;-V). (Using Kirchhoff's rules ) Your answer: O A) Vf-Vc=-69.2 V O B) Vf-Vc=-67.2 V O C) Vf-Vc=+67.2 V O D) Vf-Vc=+65.2 V O E) Vf-Vc=-65.2 V

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Chapter25: Electric Potential

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70.0 V
T60.0 V
80.0 V
R2
3.00 kQ
C=10µF
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Under steady state condition, Find the potential difference between points c and f (V;-V). (Using Kirchhoff's rules )
Your answer:
O A) Vf-Vc=-69.2 V
O B) Vf-Vc=-67.2 V
O C) Vf-Vc=+67.2 V
O D) Vf-Vc=+65.2 V
O E) Vf-Vc=-65.2 V

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