Complete the tableTwo decimals only CapacitorCharge (c)1Voltage (v)348.CiC3 C4Given:C2C, = 2FC5 == 3.5FC5CuC7C2 = 0.5FCo = 1.24FC8C3 = 0.25FCz = 4.3FC4 = 1. 12F= 0.01F%3DC8110v

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Chapter8: Capacitance

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Complete the table Two decimals only

Capacitor
Charge (c)
1
Voltage (v)
3
4
8.
Ci
C3 C4
Given:
C2
C, = 2F
C5 =
= 3.5F
C5
Cu
C7
C2 = 0.5F
Co = 1.24F
C8
C3 = 0.25F
Cz = 4.3F
C4 = 1. 12F
= 0.01F
%3D
C8
110v

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