13) Please help on the following question! For the capacitor system in the previous questions, how much energy is stored in the 6.00µC capacitor? Give your answer in mJ. For the capacitor system in the previous question, suppose a battery with a potentialdifference of 12.0 V is connected between points a and b. What would be the total chargestored in the entire system? Give your answer in uC.15.0 µF 3.00 µF20.0 µFT6.00 µF

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For the capacitor system in the previous questions, how much energy is stored in the 6.00
µC capacitor? Give your answer in mJ.

For the capacitor system in the previous question, suppose a battery with a potential
difference of 12.0 V is connected between points a and b. What would be the total charge
stored in the entire system? Give your answer in uC.
15.0 µF 3.00 µF
20.0 µF
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6.00 µF

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