Determine the equivalent capacitance (in units of nf) of the combination shown when C = 69 nF.202C2C2CSelect one:CA.92.00OB. 46.00Oc.51.75OD.115.00OE 103.50

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Determine the equivalent capacitance (in units of nF) of the combination shown when C = 69 nF. %3D C 20 2C 2C 2C Select one: OA 92.00 OB. 46.00 OC.51.75 OD. 115.00 OE. 103.50

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Chapter20: Electric Potential And Capacitance

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CA.92.00
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Oc.51.75
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