Find the total energy stored ( in units of mJ) in the group of capacitors shown below given that the potential difference Vab is equal to 82.5 V? 50 uF a HH 10 uF 20 uF Select one: OA 102:09 OB.24.67 OC 102 09 D.11.91 EST05

Find the total energy stored ( in units of mJ) in the group of capacitors shown below given that the potential difference Vab is equal to 82.5 V? 50 uF a HH 10 uF 20 uF Select one: OA 102:09 OB.24.67 OC 102 09 D.11.91 EST05

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Chapter25: Capacitance And Dielectrics

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Find the total energy stored ( in units of mJ) in the group of capacitors shown below given that the potential difference
Vab is equal to 82.5 V?
50 uF
HH
10 pF
20 uF
Select one:
OA 102.09
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C. 102109
D. 11.91
EST05

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