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In the circuit below, each capacitor has the same capacitance C = 10 µF. A potential source, such as an emf, is attached to the circuit given the system a potential difference of V = 20 V. What are the charge and potential across each capacitor?

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C 얗 e-louf V=200 v C 는 이 3C C 수 +- + 3C if equivalent capacitance is cer, then Car 20 는 3+642+3+6 20 Cers. 6Xt0 Ce = 3MF - To

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