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C1 and C2 are in series , their equivalent capacitance , C7 = C1 * C2 /(C1 + C2)
C7 = 4 * 4 /( 4 + 4) uF = 2 uF
C7 and C3 are in parallel , their equivalent capacitance , C8 = C7 + C3 = 5 uF
C4 , C4 and C6 are in parallel, their equivalent capacitance , C9 = C4 + C5 + C6
C9 = 15.06 uF
C9 and C8 are in series , the equivalent capacitance , Ceq = C9 * C8 /( C9 + C8)
Ceq = 15.06 * 5 /( 15.06 + 5)
Ceq = 3.75 uF
the voltage across C4 , V4 = Ceq * V /C9
V4 = 3.75 * 12 /15.06
V4 = 2.99 V
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