10 µF In the circuit shown, what is the charge on the 10µF сараcitor? 15 µF 5 µF 10V • The two 5µF capacitors are in parallel • Replace by 10µF • Then, we have two 10µF capacitors in series • So, there is 5V across the 10µF capacitor of interest • Hence, Q = (10µF )(5V) = 50µC 10 µF 10 µF, 10V

10 µF In the circuit shown, what is the charge on the 10µF сараcitor? 15 µF 5 µF 10V • The two 5µF capacitors are in parallel • Replace by 10µF • Then, we have two 10µF capacitors in series • So, there is 5V across the 10µF capacitor of interest • Hence, Q = (10µF )(5V) = 50µC 10 µF 10 µF, 10V

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