What is the equivalent capacitance of this circuit?
For the circuit of the figure shown, (a) what is the equivalent
capacitance? (b) What is the charge on each capacitor?
Answers = (a: 5.4 μF, b: 4.0 μF: 28.8 μC. 6.0 μF: 28.8 μC, 3.0
μF: 36.0 μC)
Can't seem to get to these answers. A picture of work done would
be appreciated
4.0 pF 12 V 2.0 uF 1.5 F
Determine the equivalent capacitance of the circuit below. All capacitors have the same capacitance. с V = C с Hih H
What is the equivalent
capacitance for the circuit in the figure if C1= 7μF,
C2 = 3 μF, and C3= 4μF? Show your work.
R C HHH V
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