Three capacitors are connected in parallel and have the following voltage ratings: C1 = 32 uF with 80 V, C2 = 65 uF with 220 V, and C3= 105 uF with 120V. Determine the total charge that C3 can hold. O 23100 uc O 23.1 C O 12600 uC O 12.6 C

Three capacitors are connected in parallel and have the following voltage ratings: C1 = 32 uF with 80 V, C2 = 65 uF with 220 V, and C3= 105 uF with 120V. Determine the total charge that C3 can hold. O 23100 uc O 23.1 C O 12600 uC O 12.6 C

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Three capacitors are connected in parallel and have the following voltage ratings: C1 = 32 uF with 80 V, C2 = 65 uF with 220 V, and C3= 105 uF with 120V. Determine the total charge that C3
can hold.
O 23100 uc
O 23.1 C
O 12600 uC
O 12.6 C

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