The ideal battery shown in the circuit below has a voltage = 20 V. The capacitors have values C₁ = 4 F. C2 = 4 F, and C3= 8 F. What is the magnitude of the voltage across C3? G₂₁₂ C₂ E G₂₁

The ideal battery shown in the circuit below has a voltage = 20 V. The capacitors have values C₁ = 4 F. C2 = 4 F, and C3= 8 F. What is the magnitude of the voltage across C3? G₂₁₂ C₂ E G₂₁

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