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In the figure a potential difference of V = 120 V is applied across a capacitor arrangement with capacitances C1 = 8.88 UF, C

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E DATE- PAGE Ans. and ca in Parallel So, p=ctca p=8.88 + 7.45 Cp = 16+33 4F Now, ce and ca in sezies = 6= Cp c3 Cpt 16 33x12DATE CEI PAGE LOS = 50.83 v ce2 v=v-√3 = 120- V=50831 x 451:36 6 X10 X 50.83 U, = 0.0/1471 830.04588X10 X 7.95XTO 16:33x10C Q

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