In the figure below, each capacitor hascapacitance of 8.95 µF and Vab=+30.5V.C₁ C₂C₂(a) Calculate the charge (in coulombs) oncapacitor C₂.(b) Calculate the charge (in coulombs) oncapacitor C4.d(c) Calculate the potential difference (in volts)across capacitor C₁.Jury(d) Calculate the potential difference (in volts)across capacitor C3.

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In the figure below, each capacitor has capacitance of 8.95 µF and Vab=+30.5V. C₁ C₂ C₂ (a) Calculate the charge (in coulombs) on capacitor C₂. (b) Calculate the charge (in coulombs) on capacitor C4. d

In the figure below, each capacitor has capacitance of 8.95 µF and Vab=+30.5V. C₁ C₂ C₂ (a) Calculate the charge (in coulombs) on capacitor C₂. (b) Calculate the charge (in coulombs) on capacitor C4. d

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In the figure below, each capacitor has
capacitance of 8.95 µF and Vab=+30.5V.
C₁ C₂
C₂
(a) Calculate the charge (in coulombs) on
capacitor C₂.
(b) Calculate the charge (in coulombs) on
capacitor C4.
d
(c) Calculate the potential difference (in volts)
across capacitor C₁.
Jury
(d) Calculate the potential difference (in volts)
across capacitor C3.

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