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Capacitors C1, C2, and C3 are connected purely in parallel to a 13 volt battery. The charge in C2 is 2 times larger than the charge in C1, and C3 has a factor of 9 times less charge than C2. The total stored energy in all three capacitor is 160 micro-joules. What is the charge in C3 in micro-coulombs?

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