Charge on each capacitor is
Q1 & Q2= 2.38*10^-5 C
Q3= 4.75*10^-5 C
Q4= 7.13*10^-5 C
Calculate the potential difference across each capacitor.
V1=___V; V2=___V; V3=___V; V4=___V
Calculate the potential difference between points a and d.
Vad=___V
Charge on each capacitor is Q1 & Q2= 2.38*10^-5 C Q3= 4.75*10^-5 C Q4= 7.13*10^-5 C...
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