6.A Three identical capacitors are connected as shown. You charge the capacitors by attaching batteries to points A, B and C (but not D). You then disconnect the batteries to find that the potential at point A is Va=100V, at point B is Vb=60V, and at point C is Vc=50V. The potential at point D is then: A B a) (Va * Vb + Vc * Vb)2 b) (Va + Vb + Vc)/3 c) (Va + Vc- Vb)/2 d) Va/100+Vb/60+Vc/50 e) Va*100+Vb*60+Vc*50 ) Va*Vb*Vc

6.A Three identical capacitors are connected as shown. You charge the capacitors by attaching batteries to points A, B and C (but not D). You then disconnect the batteries to find that the potential at point A is Va=100V, at point B is Vb=60V, and at point C is Vc=50V. The potential at point D is then: A B a) (Va * Vb + Vc * Vb)2 b) (Va + Vb + Vc)/3 c) (Va + Vc- Vb)/2 d) Va/100+Vb/60+Vc/50 e) Va100+Vb60+Vc50 ) VaVb*Vc

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