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What is the maximum number of 6.00 ?F capacitors that can be connected in parallel with...

What is the maximum number of 6.00 ?F capacitors that can be connected in parallel with a 6.00 V battery while keeping the total charge stored within the capacitor array below 484 ?C?

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Net maximum capacitance = Q/V = 484*10-6/6 = 80.66 *10-6 F

In parallel the capacitance add s resistances in series

SO max no of capacitors = 80.66/6 = 13.444

So maximum no of capacitors = 13 (ans)

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Let n is the number of capacitors connected in paralle, The effective capacity is, (6.00μF Total charge of the system is, 484

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