Networking. A 24 [V] potential is supplied across terminals a and b to fully charge the capacitor network shown in the figure. What is the total charge stored by the entire capacitor network? 3rF 8.6 F HHH HH 45 NF 9nF 4.5 F HI 9nF 3F OA. 3.83 (nC] OB. 5.40 nC OC. 107 [C] OD 151 [nc]

Networking. A 24 [V] potential is supplied across terminals a and b to fully charge the capacitor network shown in the figure. What is the total charge stored by the entire capacitor network? 3rF 8.6 F HHH HH 45 NF 9nF 4.5 F HI 9nF 3F OA. 3.83 (nC] OB. 5.40 nC OC. 107 [C] OD 151 [nc]

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Networking. A 24 [V] potential is supplied across terminals a and b to fully charge the capacitor network shown in the figure. What is
the total charge stored by the entire capacitor network?
3rF
8.6 F
HHH HH
45 NF
9nF 4.5 F
HI
9rF 3F
OA. 3.83 (nC]
OB. 5.40 [nC
OC. 107 [C]
OD 151 [nc]

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