In (figure 1) each capacitor has C=4.9 microfarads and Vab= 35.0 V. (A) calculate the charge on capacitor C1. (B) calculate the potential difference across capacitor C1. (C) calculate the charge on capacitor C2.
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In (figure 1) each capacitor has C=4.9 microfarads and Vab= 35.0 V. (A) calculate the charge on capacitor C1. (B) calculate the potential difference across capacitor C1. (C) calculate the charge on capacitor C2. (D) calculate the potential difference across capacitor C2. (e) calculate the charge on capacitor C3. (F) calculate the potential difference across capacitor C3. (G) calculate the charge on capacitor C4. (H) calculate the potential difference across capacitor C4. (I) calculate the potential difference between points a and b.
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