Determine the energy stored in the 60- mF capacitor.25 uF50 V40 uF60 µFA) 2.4 mJВ) 3.0 m]3.6 mJ4.3 m)E) 6.0 mJ

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Determine the energy stored in the 60- mF capacitor. 25 µF 50 V 40 µF 60 uF A 2.4 mJ В 3.0 mJ 3.6 mJ 4.3 mJ E 6.0 mJ

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Determine the energy stored in the 60- mF capacitor.
25 uF
50 V
40 uF
60 µF
A) 2.4 mJ
В) 3.0 m]
3.6 mJ
4.3 m)
E) 6.0 mJ

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