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In the circuit shown, all capacitors are charged. The charge on the capacitor C2 is Q2= 20 µC. What is the charge (in uC) on the capacitor C3=6 µF? C, = luF C =9µF C, =6uF

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In the circuit shown, all capacitors are charged. The charge on the capacitor C2 is Q2= 20 µC. What is the charge (in uC) on the capacitor C3=6
µF?
C, = 1uF
C, =9µF
C; = 6µF

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