24.014(₂=-6.00% F7(₂=10µF =C3=3.00uFCac 500F=C₂ = 6:00µF4₁-4.00uF, C₂₂ -6.00 uF, C₁ = 12. JufC-500, CS-3.00uF, Cs=6,00 uF@ what is the equivalentcapacidono?What is the total chargewhatfor the each capacitor?is the potential differenceV₁=1, V₂=1 V₂=7, V₁ = ?, V₁= ?۱۷; =What is the charge of eachcapacitor?Q₁ = 1₂ R = 7, Q₂ = 7, Qu=?Q==", Q₂ =?

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G=4.00uF, C₂ = 6.00uF, C₁ = 12. Juf C₁=5.00μ², C5-3.00uF, C5=6,00, F -600uF @ what is the capacitance equivalent what is the total charge for the circuit? what is the potential difference for the cach capacitor? -V₁=1, V₂=1 V₂=7, V₁ = 7, V₁= ? V=7 What is the charge of each copacitor? Q₁ =^ Q =?

G=4.00uF, C₂ = 6.00uF, C₁ = 12. Juf C₁=5.00μ², C5-3.00uF, C5=6,00, F -600uF @ what is the capacitance equivalent what is the total charge for the circuit? what is the potential difference for the cach capacitor? -V₁=1, V₂=1 V₂=7, V₁ = 7, V₁= ? V=7 What is the charge of each copacitor? Q₁ =^ Q =?

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Combination of Capacitors

The connection of capacitors can be established in a circuit in two ways.

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4
(₂=-6.00% F
7
(₂=10µF =
C3=3.00uF
Cac 500F
=C₂ = 6:00µF
4₁-4.00uF, C₂₂ -6.00 uF, C₁ = 12. Juf
C-500, CS-3.00uF, Cs=6,00 uF
@ what is the equivalent
capacidono?
What is the total charge
what
for the each capacitor?
is the potential difference
V₁=1, V₂=1 V₂=7, V₁ = ?, V₁= ?
۱۷; =
What is the charge of each
capacitor?
Q₁ = 1₂ R = 7, Q₂ = 7, Qu=?
Q==", Q₂ =?

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