In the circuit shown in the figure below, C1=19μF, C2=44μF, C3=20μF, and a voltage Vab=44V is applied accross points a and b. After C1 is fully charged, the switch is thrown to the right. What is the final voltage on C3? Express your answer in units of V(Volts) using one decimal place. In the circuit shown in the figure below,C1=19µF, C2=44µF, C3=20µF, and a voltageVab=44V is applied accross points a and b.After C1 is fully charged, the switch is thrownto the right. What is the final voltage on C3?Express your answer in units of V(Volts) usingone decimal place.SaC2C3be

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In the circuit shown in the figure below, C1=19HF, C2=44µF, C3=20HF, and a voltage Vab=44V is applied accross points a and b. After C1 is fully charged, the switch is thrown to the right. What is the final voltage on C3? Express your answer in units of V(Volts) using one decimal place. S a C2 C1 C3 b

In the circuit shown in the figure below, C1=19HF, C2=44µF, C3=20HF, and a voltage Vab=44V is applied accross points a and b. After C1 is fully charged, the switch is thrown to the right. What is the final voltage on C3? Express your answer in units of V(Volts) using one decimal place. S a C2 C1 C3 b

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Chapter28: Direct-current Circuits

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