Two capacitors are connected in series to a 50-V battery. The capacitance C1 = 5 μF...
Two capacitors are connected in series to a 50-V battery. The capacitance C1 = 5 μF and the capacitance C2 = 15 μF.
a. What is the charge on capacitor C1?
(The answer is 187.5 μC I just don't know how to arrive at that answer)
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