Item 4 CHAPTE 98 24.1 Any two nsulated frome In (Figure 1), let C1 2.90 F, C2 4.60 HF, and Vab = +62.0 V Part Conductor a Calcul Expre Q1 Sub X Figure > 1 of 1 Part B +Q -0 Ci Vac= Vi Calculat Express X Vab= V Veb= V2 CAUTION Cap Don't confuse tance (which is abbreviation C Q2 b 6

Item 4 CHAPTE 98 24.1 Any two nsulated frome In (Figure 1), let C1 2.90 F, C2 4.60 HF, and Vab = +62.0 V Part Conductor a Calcul Expre Q1 Sub X Figure > 1 of 1 Part B +Q -0 Ci Vac= Vi Calculat Express X Vab= V Veb= V2 CAUTION Cap Don't confuse tance (which is abbreviation C Q2 b 6

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98
24.1 Any two
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In (Figure 1), let C1 2.90 F, C2 4.60 HF,
and Vab = +62.0 V
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Calcul
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Sub
X
Figure
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1 of 1
Part B
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Ci Vac= Vi
Calculat
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CAUTION Cap
Don't confuse
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Q2
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