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For the capacitor network shown in the figure below
(Figure 1), a constant potential difference of 40 V is
maintained across points a and b by a battery.
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Select all that apply.
O The 10 µF and 20 µF capacitors have equal charges.
O The charge on the 20 uF capacitor is twice the charge on the 10 µF capacitor.
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The potential difference across the 10 uF capacitor is the same as the potential difference across the
20 µF capacitor.
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