Two capacitors, C, = 4uF, and C, = 8uF, are connected to a potential difference of Vab = 12V Find the equivalent capacitance, and then find the charge, and potential difference for each capacitor when the two capacitors are connected in series, and then in parallel. C = 4uF Vab = 12V Vab = 12V C = 4uF C2 = 8uF C2 = 8uF

Two capacitors, C, = 4uF, and C, = 8uF, are connected to a potential difference of Vab = 12V Find the equivalent capacitance, and then find the charge, and potential difference for each capacitor when the two capacitors are connected in series, and then in parallel. C = 4uF Vab = 12V Vab = 12V C = 4uF C2 = 8uF C2 = 8uF

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Chapter21: Resistive-capacitive Series Circuits

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