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Wo i 10 μ F are connected in series. Then, a 10 V source is connected to the series combination as shown below. Find the voltages vi and v2 after the source is applied. Hint: the charges stored on the two capacitors must equal, because the current is the same for both capacitors. Ci 10 V( C2
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