Refer to the given circuit. C1 = 5 µF C3 = 8 µF C2 = 4 µF C4 = 6 µF C5 = 4 µF DURACELL VT = 12 V How much voltage is taken by capacitor #4 (c4)? Select one: a. 7.2 volts b. 6.36 volts C. 5.65 volts O d. 4.8 volts

Refer to the given circuit. C1 = 5 µF C3 = 8 µF C2 = 4 µF C4 = 6 µF C5 = 4 µF DURACELL VT = 12 V How much voltage is taken by capacitor #4 (c4)? Select one: a. 7.2 volts b. 6.36 volts C. 5.65 volts O d. 4.8 volts

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Refer to the given circuit.
C1 = 5 µF
C3 = 8 µF
C2 = 4 µF
C4 = 6 µF
C5 = 4 µF
DURACELL
VT = 12 V
How much voltage is taken by capacitor #4 (c4)?
Select one:
a. 7.2 volts
b. 6.36 volts
O c.
5.65 volts
O d. 4.8 volts

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