5. For the combination shown in the figure, find the following parameters if V = 30V: Determine T a. Total capacitance b. Potential difference c. Charge across each capacitor (a) 12 µF -3 иF E11 µF 6 иF

5. For the combination shown in the figure, find the following parameters if V = 30V: Determine T a. Total capacitance b. Potential difference c. Charge across each capacitor (a) 12 µF -3 иF E11 µF 6 иF

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Chapter26: Capacitance And Dielectrics

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a. Total capacitance
b. Potential difference
c. Charge across each capacitor
(a)
12 µF
-3 иF
E11 µF
6 иF

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