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If a 1.4 Volt battery is connected across point A and B, Find the ENERGY STORED in these network of Capacitors if C1 =36μF and C2-32 μF 24 μF 5.0 μF 46 =C₂ B HH 6.0 μF 8.0 μF

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Chapter20: Electric Potential And Capacitance

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If a 1.4 Volt battery is connected across point A
and B, Find the ENERGY STORED in these
network of Capacitors if C1 =36μF and C2-32
μF
24 μF
5.0 μF
46
=C₂
B
41
6.0 μF
8.0 μF

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