Exercises on combinational circuit of capacitors 1. I want you to create your own circuit of capacitors with parallel and series connections. It must have at least 6 elements and 1 power source. Make sure that your design is valid. 2. After having a design of your own, please solve for the total capacitance.

Exercises on combinational circuit of capacitors 1. I want you to create your own circuit of capacitors with parallel and series connections. It must have at least 6 elements and 1 power source. Make sure that your design is valid. 2. After having a design of your own, please solve for the total capacitance.

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