Suppose a 110-V battery is connected to 5 capacitors in parallel. The values are C= 33 µF, C2= 45 µF, C3= 24 uF,C4= 50 µF and C= 15 u What is the voltage across the 24 uF capacitor?O 22VO 36.7 VO 55 VO 110 V

Equivalent capacitance in parallel C = C1 + C2 + C3 + C4 + C5

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Suppose a 110-V battery is connected to 5 capacitors in parallel. The values are C= 33 uF, C2= 45 µF, C3= 24 uF, C4= 50 µF and Cs= 15 u What is the voltage across the 24 uF capacitor? O 22V

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Suppose a 110-V battery is connected to 5 capacitors in parallel. The values are C= 33 µF, C2= 45 µF, C3= 24 uF,
C4= 50 µF and C= 15 u What is the voltage across the 24 uF capacitor?
O 22V
O 36.7 V
O 55 V
O 110 V

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