Two resistors, R₁ = 7.58 k and R₂ = 3.16 k2, and two capacitors, C₁ = 3.62 µF, and C₂ = 4.65 μF, and wired to a battery with unknown emf, &, as shown in the diagram. The switch has been closed a long time, and the (constant) power delivered to R₂ is 2.28 W. (a) Find the current throught the circuit. |= mA (b) What is the emf of the battery? ε = v (c) Find the charge on each capacitor. Q₁1 mC Q₂ = mC w R₂ -M کے C₂

Two resistors, R₁ = 7.58 k and R₂ = 3.16 k2, and two capacitors, C₁ = 3.62 µF, and C₂ = 4.65 μF, and wired to a battery with unknown emf, &, as shown in the diagram. The switch has been closed a long time, and the (constant) power delivered to R₂ is 2.28 W. (a) Find the current throught the circuit. |= mA (b) What is the emf of the battery? ε = v (c) Find the charge on each capacitor. Q₁1 mC Q₂ = mC w R₂ -M کے C₂

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