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G=20.0 pf Ca= 25.0 p C3: 50.0 pF 24.0 V a) What is the energy stored in each capacitor? b) What is the total energy stored?

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Given:
G= 20.0 uf
Ca = 25.0 p
C3: 50.0 pF
24.0 V
a) What is the energy stored in each capacitor?
b) What is the total energy stored?

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