Answer the two questions on left and right pls. Network of CapacitorsThree capacitors of capacitances C; = 10µF, C2= 20 µF, and C3= 30 µF connected inparallel to a potential difference of 12 V.The same three capacitors C;, C2, and C3were connected in series to a potentialdifference V. The charge on each capacitoris q = 10 µC.TASKS:al. Find the equivalent capacitance Cp ofthe three capacitors.b1. Find the equivalent capacitance Cp ofthe three capacitors.a2. Find the charge on each capacitor.b2. Find the potential difference acrosseach capacitor.V1q292V2V3a3. Find the total charge of all threeсараcitors.b3. Find the total voltage of all threeсарacitor.

Task-(a)We have three capacitors C1, C2 & C3 connected in parallel to a potential difference(V)…

ree capacitors of capacitances C; = 10 C2= 20 µF, and C;= 30 µF connected in allel to a potential difference of 12 V. The same three capacitors C1, C2, and C were connected in series to a potential difference V. The charge on each capa- is q = 10 µC. SKS: Find the equivalent capacitance Cp of b1. Find the equivalent capacitance Cp

ree capacitors of capacitances C; = 10 C2= 20 µF, and C;= 30 µF connected in allel to a potential difference of 12 V. The same three capacitors C1, C2, and C were connected in series to a potential difference V. The charge on each capa- is q = 10 µC. SKS: Find the equivalent capacitance Cp of b1. Find the equivalent capacitance Cp

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Chapter26: Capacitance And Dielectrics

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Problem 26.10OQ: (i) A battery is attached to several different capacitors connected in parallel. Which of the...

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