Circuits Bonus Questions1. Connecting resistors in seriesthe resistance.2. For series connections, Reg =3. Connecting resistors in parallelthe resistance.4. For parallel connections, Req =5. Connecting capacitors in seriesthe capacitance.6. For series connections, Ceq =7. Connecting capacitors in parallelthe capacitance.8. For parallel connections, Ceq =9. Voltage across a resistor is V =10. Current through a resistor is I =11. Volts across a capacitor is V =12. Charge stored in a capacitor is Q =13. Power delivered to a circuit by the battery is P =14. The time constant for an RC Circuit is t =

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