a)
9 and 3 ohms are in series
R1 = 9+3 =12 ohms
6 and 12 ohms are in parallel
1/R2 = 1/6+1/12
R2 = 4 ohms
2 and R2 are in series ,therefore net resistance of the circuit is18/
Rnet=2+4 =6 ohms
b)
current flowing through 2 ohms is
I=18/6 =3 A
c)
Current through 3 ohms
I3 = 3*(6/(6+12)) =1 A
d)
Voltage across capacitor
VC = 1*9 =9 V
Charge on the capacitor
Q=CV=2*9 =18 uC or 1.8*10-5 C
e)
Energy stored in capacitor
U=(1/2)CVC2 =(1/2)*(2*10-6)*92
U=8.1*10-5 J or 81 uJ
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