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Plot 1 in Figure a gives the charge q that can be stored on capacitor 1 versus the electric Potential V set up across it. The

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3.50x10 (2.34x10 +117x10*) 3.50x105+(2.34x106 +1.17x106 -1.75x106 F The total charge supplied by battery is, (1.75x10 (45) 7.

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