Determine the equivalent capacitance (in mF units) of the combination shownwhen C = 33.2 mF.%3DCTocTc TcC2CCSelect one:A. 26.56B. 39.84C. 43.16D. 19.92E. 16.60

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Determine the equivalent capacitance ( in mF units) of the combination shown when C = 33.2 mF. %3D C To Tc To C 2C C Select one: A. 26.56 B. 39.84 C. 43.16 D. 19.92 E. 16.60

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Determine the equivalent capacitance (
in mF units) of the combination shown
when C = 33.2 mF.
%3D
C
To
c
Tc Tc
C
2C
C
Select one:
A. 26.56
B. 39.84
C. 43.16
D. 19.92
E. 16.60

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