3. It is occasionally useful to connect capacitors in parallel orseries to secure larger or smaller capacitance. There are manycapacitors with capacitance of C,=2 µF and C,=3 µF, butcapacitors with other capacitance are needed. Please draw thecollection in figures, indicate which capacitors (C, or C2)and what physics formula you used clearly. (a) 5uF; (b)1.5 μF; (c) 3.5 μF

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3. It is occasionally useful to connect capacitors in parallel or series to secure larger or smaller capacitance. There are many capacitors with capacitance of C=2 µF and C2=3 µF, but capacitors with other capacitance are needed. Please draw the collection in figures, indicate which capacitors (C¡ or C2) and what physics formula you used clearly. (a) 5uF; (b) 1.5HF; (c) 3,5µF

3. It is occasionally useful to connect capacitors in parallel or series to secure larger or smaller capacitance. There are many capacitors with capacitance of C=2 µF and C2=3 µF, but capacitors with other capacitance are needed. Please draw the collection in figures, indicate which capacitors (C¡ or C2) and what physics formula you used clearly. (a) 5uF; (b) 1.5HF; (c) 3,5µF

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Chapter26: Capacitance And Dielectrics

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Problem 26.10OQ: (i) A battery is attached to several different capacitors connected in parallel. Which of the...

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