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Q = Ceq*V
=> 0.00177 = Ceq*325

Ceq = 0.000005446 F

1/Ceq = 1/C1 + 1/C2 ( in series )

=>1/ 0.000005446 = 1/(14.7*10^-6) + 1/C2

=> C2 = 5.4 uF

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