For R1=7000, R2=1000, R3=7000, R4=8000, C1=0.006, C2=0.008 & I1=0.008 A in the shown circuit, obtain the energy stored in each capacitor under dc conditions. C2 R4 R2 ŽR1 I1(4 Energy stored in C1= Energy stored in C2=

For R1=7000, R2=1000, R3=7000, R4=8000, C1=0.006, C2=0.008 & I1=0.008 A in the shown circuit, obtain the energy stored in each capacitor under dc conditions. C2 R4 R2 ŽR1 I1(4 Energy stored in C1= Energy stored in C2=

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