C1 C2 СЗ hree capacitors C=5 µF, C2=8 µF and C3=10 µF are connected as shown in Fig. Only capacitor C3 has initial charge of 80 µC. Now, both switches re closed at the same time. What is the final charges stored in each capacitor? our answer: 32 5 A) Q1 =- 320 1040 117HC, Q2 = 117HC, Q3 = 117 30 320 30 B) Q1 = uC, Q2 = µc, Q3 = uc 180 o C) Q1=- 180 180 7HC, Q = 7 HC, Q3 =- 17 %3D 320 320 320 D) Q1 =7 HC, Q2 = 37 HC, Q3 = 37 H 320 320 1040 E) Q. = uc, Q2 = uc, Qg = 17

C1 C2 СЗ hree capacitors C=5 µF, C2=8 µF and C3=10 µF are connected as shown in Fig. Only capacitor C3 has initial charge of 80 µC. Now, both switches re closed at the same time. What is the final charges stored in each capacitor? our answer: 32 5 A) Q1 =- 320 1040 117HC, Q2 = 117HC, Q3 = 117 30 320 30 B) Q1 = uC, Q2 = µc, Q3 = uc 180 o C) Q1=- 180 180 7HC, Q = 7 HC, Q3 =- 17 %3D 320 320 320 D) Q1 =7 HC, Q2 = 37 HC, Q3 = 37 H 320 320 1040 E) Q. = uc, Q2 = uc, Qg = 17

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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