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In the figure find the equivalent capacitance of the combination in units of mF to 3 decimals. Assume that C₁ =3.8 mF, C₂ = 1.4 mF, and C3 = 9.6 mF. -

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Chapter8: Capacitance

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Combination of Capacitors

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G₁
C₂
In the figure find the equivalent capacitance of the
combination in units of mF to 3 decimals. Assume
that C₁ = 3.8 mF, C2 = 1.4 mF, and
C3 = 9.6 mF.

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