A group of students are to configure 3 capacitors as shown in the circuit below, to obtain themaximum equivalent total capacitance between points A and B. Determine the value of Cmax,and assign values below to the capacitors C1, C2, and C3, to obtain this value (Cmax).2.50 (F, 3.2 [F, 5.5 (F(Hint: There are only 3 possible combinations.)ANS:2.80 F

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