5 - Two capacitors with capacities of 6nF and 3nF are connected in series and charged under 15V potential difference. What is the potential difference over a 3nF capacitor? A) 10V B) 5V C) 7V D) 8V E) 3V

5 - Two capacitors with capacities of 6nF and 3nF are connected in series and charged under 15V potential difference. What is the potential difference over a 3nF capacitor? A) 10V B) 5V C) 7V D) 8V E) 3V

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Chapter16: Electrical Energy And Capacitance

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Problem 47P: A 1.00-F capacitor is charged by being connected across a 10.0-V battery. It is then disconnected...

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