COMBINATION PROBE HH C3=8μF HE C₁=10μF C₂=3μF + - 10 V Step by step procedure, 1.Identify the capacitors in parallel connections. 2.Re-draw the diagram again. 3.Perform the operation in determining the total capacitance in series or parallel connection. 4.Solve for the total capacitance, and total charge. 5. Solve for the individual voltage drop and charges across each capacitors.

COMBINATION PROBE HH C3=8μF HE C₁=10μF C₂=3μF + - 10 V Step by step procedure, 1.Identify the capacitors in parallel connections. 2.Re-draw the diagram again. 3.Perform the operation in determining the total capacitance in series or parallel connection. 4.Solve for the total capacitance, and total charge. 5. Solve for the individual voltage drop and charges across each capacitors.

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Chapter20: Electric Potential And Capacitance

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