Capacitor C1 = 30 microfarad and C2= 60 microfarad are connected in series. A total voltage%3D4000 volts is applied across the combination.The total PE stored in the system isJoules160.1602000200

Given Data:- Capacitance of the capacitors are C1=30μF , C2=60μF Applied voltage V=4000 V…

Capacitor C1 = 30 microfarad and C2= 60 microfarad are connected in series. A total voltage = %3D %3D 4000 volts is applied across the combination. The total PE stored in the system is Joules 16 0.160 2000 200

Capacitor C1 = 30 microfarad and C2= 60 microfarad are connected in series. A total voltage = %3D %3D 4000 volts is applied across the combination. The total PE stored in the system is Joules 16 0.160 2000 200

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Chapter20: Electric Potential And Capacitance

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Capacitor C1 = 30 microfarad and C2= 60 microfarad are connected in series. A total voltage
%3D
4000 volts is applied across the combination.
The total PE stored in the system is
Joules
16
0.160
2000
200

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