Task 7. Voltages in a capacitor circuit In the circuit shown in Figure 5, the capacitors have the capacitances C1 = 1 nF, C2 = 2nF, C3 = 3nF and C4 = 4nF. You are not charged. The voltage source delivers U = 31 V. What are the voltages U1 and U4 at C1 after the switch is closed? and C4 a? R up :C₂ C3 Į U₁ U4

Task 7. Voltages in a capacitor circuit In the circuit shown in Figure 5, the capacitors have the capacitances C1 = 1 nF, C2 = 2nF, C3 = 3nF and C4 = 4nF. You are not charged. The voltage source delivers U = 31 V. What are the voltages U1 and U4 at C1 after the switch is closed? and C4 a? R up :C₂ C3 Į U₁ U4

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