Homework Answers
A) c2||6uF =21.2 + 6 =27.2 uf
1/Ceq = 1/C1 + 1/27.2 + 1/ C1 = 3/27.2
Ceq= 9.07 uF
b) voltage will be divided equally among capacitors as their capacitance is same, each equal to 27.2uF
V across all capacitors will be 9/3 = 3V
Charge on right 27.2 uf capacitor= 27.2×3= 81.6uC
Charge on left 27.2 uf capacitor= 27.2×3= 81.6uC
Charge on 21.2 uf capacitor= 21.2×3= 63.6uC
Charge on right 6 uf capacitor= 6×3= 18 uC
C) potential difference is already found in previous part
potential difference across right 27.2 uF capacitor = 3V
potential difference across left 27.2 uF capacitor = 3V
potential difference across 21.2 uF capacitor = 3V
potential difference across 6 uF capacitor = 3V
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