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What is the equivalent capacitance of the circuit below, where all capacitors have capacitances equal to 2.00 nF? A. 0.800 nF B. 5.00 nF C. 8.00 nF D. 1.25 nF V ㅏ C₁ [ C₂ ㅏ 수 HH C4 C3

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Chapter20: Electric Potential And Capacitance

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What is the equivalent capacitance of the circuit below, where all capacitors have
capacitances equal to 2.00 nF?
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A. 0.800 nF
B. 5.00 nF
C. 8.00 nF
D. 1.25 nF
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