2- When capacitors are connegyd in parallel the resulting equivalent capacitance is: a) always smaller than...

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2.) Capacitance of parallel combination

Ceq = C1 + C2

That means always bigger than each . Option b is correct.

3.) Resistance in parallel combination

Req = R1 . R2 /( R1+R2)

That means always less than each. Option a is correct.

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