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A 25.3-mF capacitor is connected in series with a 19.7-mF capacitor.
Calculate the equivalent capacitance of the combination (in mF).
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Let, capacitor $C subscript 1 equals 25.3 space m F$

Capacitor $C subscript 2 equals 19.7 space m F$

Equivalent capacitance C = ?

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