The following circuit diagram represents a set of capacitors that is connected to a car battery where a potential difference of 12 V is applied across points A and B: A C: = 2 uf C= 6 f (i) Calculate the equivalent (or total) capacitance of the system. (ii) Calculate the total charge qrot of the system. (iii) Calculate the charge accumulated on C, and the voltage across C7. (iv) Show that the sum of the charge on capacitors C2 and C3 = total charge, qtot- (v) Calculate the amount of energy that can be stored by each capacitor.

The following circuit diagram represents a set of capacitors that is connected to a car battery where a potential difference of 12 V is applied across points A and B: A C: = 2 uf C= 6 f (i) Calculate the equivalent (or total) capacitance of the system. (ii) Calculate the total charge qrot of the system. (iii) Calculate the charge accumulated on C, and the voltage across C7. (iv) Show that the sum of the charge on capacitors C2 and C3 = total charge, qtot- (v) Calculate the amount of energy that can be stored by each capacitor.

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