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48. Each capacitor in the combination shown in Figure P26.48 has a breakdown voltage of 15.0 V. What is the breakdown voltage of the combination? 20.0 µF 20.0 µF 10.0 µF 20.0 µF 20.0 µF

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Chapter25: Capacitance And Dielectrics

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Problem 28P: Each capacitor in the combination shown in Figure P25.28 has a breakdown voltage of 15.0 V. What is...

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48. Each capacitor in the combination shown in Figure
P26.48 has a breakdown voltage of 15.0 V. What is the
breakdown voltage of the combination?
20.0 µF
20.0 µF
10.0 µF
20.0 µF
20.0 µF

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