5. Evaluate the circuit shown at the right.What is the charge of capacitor C3?C14 pFC34 uFA) 30uCB) 40uCC) 50uCD) 60uC+Vs20 VC2C44 pF4 pF6. Refer to the diagram in item number 5. What is the voltage across C4?A) 5VB) 10VC) 15VD) 20V

Given data: The capacitance value for the capacitors are, C1= 4 μF C2= 4 μF C3= 4 μF C4= 4 μF The…

5. Evaluate the circuit shown at the right. What is the charge of capacitor C3 C1 4 uF A) 30uC B) 40uC C) 50uC D) 60uC Vs 20 V C2 4 uF C4 4 uf 6. Refer to the diagram in item number 5. What is the voltage across C4? A) 5V B) 10V C) 15V D) 20V

5. Evaluate the circuit shown at the right. What is the charge of capacitor C3 C1 4 uF A) 30uC B) 40uC C) 50uC D) 60uC Vs 20 V C2 4 uF C4 4 uf 6. Refer to the diagram in item number 5. What is the voltage across C4? A) 5V B) 10V C) 15V D) 20V

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5. Evaluate the circuit shown at the right.
What is the charge of capacitor C3?
C1
4 pF
C3
4 uF
A) 30uC
B) 40uC
C) 50uC
D) 60uC
+Vs
20 V
C2
C4
4 pF
4 pF
6. Refer to the diagram in item number 5. What is the voltage across C4?
A) 5V
B) 10V
C) 15V
D) 20V

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