1- A) CALCULATE THE EQUIVALENT CAPACITANCE FOR THE COMBINATION OF CAPACITORS, WHERE: C =3 µF C2 =9 µF C3 =6 uF B) IF APPLY 12.5V IN THE TERMINALS FOR EACH CAPACITOR, CALCULATE THE CHARGE AND THE VOLTAGE FOR EACH CAPACITOR

1- A) CALCULATE THE EQUIVALENT CAPACITANCE FOR THE COMBINATION OF CAPACITORS, WHERE: C =3 µF C2 =9 µF C3 =6 uF B) IF APPLY 12.5V IN THE TERMINALS FOR EACH CAPACITOR, CALCULATE THE CHARGE AND THE VOLTAGE FOR EACH CAPACITOR

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Combination of Capacitors

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1- A) CALCULATE THE EQUIVALENT CAPACITANCE FOR THE COMBINATION
OF CAPACITORS, WHERE:
C =3 µF
C2 =9 µF
C3 =6 uF
B) IF APPLY 12.5V IN THE TERMINALS FOR EACH CAPACITOR, CALCULATE
THE CHARGE AND THE VOLTAGE FOR EACH CAPACITOR
C1
C2
C3
(a)
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