It has charged a accumulator with an unknown electrical capacity with a electric potential difference of...
It has charged a accumulator with an unknown electrical capacity with a electric potential difference of 99.73 V.
And when the accumulator was connected in parallel to a 10.0 μF electrical capacity or to another uncharged accumulator,
the electric potential difference in potential for each accumulator was 32.0 V.
What is the electrical capacity of the first accumulator?
p.s I cant understand too. but it is only.
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