3.If all capacitors in this circuit have the same capacitance value of 1 µF, find thecharge stored on each capacitor if ɛ = 10 V.CCCCCPlease explain what steps and equations 1need to use to solve thiŠ Problemiplease show all WORK neatly ard cleaely.thank you

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If all capacitors in this circuit have the same capacitance value of 1 µF, find the
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We know that the circuit have the same capacitance of C = 1 $μF$

The charge stored on each capacitor if $ε$ = 10 V.

The circuit is given as

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