Consider the circuit shown in the figure below, where C, = 8.00 pF, C, = 6.00 µF, and AV = 22.0 V. Capacitor C, is first charged by cdosing switch S,. Switch S, is then opened, and the charged capacitor is connected to the uncharged capacitor by dlosing S, AV S2 (a) Calculate the initial charge (in uC) acquired by C,. (Round your answer to at least one decimal place.) 176 (b) Calculate the final charge (in uC) on each capacitor. (Round your answers to at least the nearest integer.) Q, - 94.7 What is the equivalent capacitance of the two capacitors when switch S, is closed? µc O2 = 81.23 You are correct that the sum of the charges on c, and C, must be the same as the original charge on C,. µC (c) What If? After a very long time, switch S, is also closed. By what amount does the charge on the second capacitor change after S, has been closed for a very long time? (Give your answer in µc.) 132 x µC

Consider the circuit shown in the figure below, where C, = 8.00 pF, C, = 6.00 µF, and AV = 22.0 V. Capacitor C, is first charged by cdosing switch S,. Switch S, is then opened, and the charged capacitor is connected to the uncharged capacitor by dlosing S, AV S2 (a) Calculate the initial charge (in uC) acquired by C,. (Round your answer to at least one decimal place.) 176 (b) Calculate the final charge (in uC) on each capacitor. (Round your answers to at least the nearest integer.) Q, - 94.7 What is the equivalent capacitance of the two capacitors when switch S, is closed? µc O2 = 81.23 You are correct that the sum of the charges on c, and C, must be the same as the original charge on C,. µC (c) What If? After a very long time, switch S, is also closed. By what amount does the charge on the second capacitor change after S, has been closed for a very long time? (Give your answer in µc.) 132 x µC