A potential difference AV is applied across the combination of capacitors shown in the figure, where C1=3.0 µF and C2=6.0 µF. Which statement(s) in what follows s/are correct? AV I: The energy stored in C1 is greater than that stored in C2. II: The voltage across C1 would be higher if Cj had a dielectric material Kj between its plates. III: The equivalent capacitance is increased if two dielectrics (of K] and K2) are, respectively, inserted in C1 and C2. I and II Tand III Il and III

A potential difference AV is applied across the combination of capacitors shown in the figure, where C1=3.0 µF and C2=6.0 µF. Which statement(s) in what follows s/are correct? AV I: The energy stored in C1 is greater than that stored in C2. II: The voltage across C1 would be higher if Cj had a dielectric material Kj between its plates. III: The equivalent capacitance is increased if two dielectrics (of K] and K2) are, respectively, inserted in C1 and C2. I and II Tand III Il and III

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A potential difference AV is applied across the combination of capacitors shown in the figure, where C1=3.0 µF and C2=6.0 µF. Which statement(s) in what follows
s/are correct?
AV
I: The energy stored in C1 is greater than that stored in C2.
II: The voltage across C1 would be higher if C1 had a dielectric material K1 between its plates.
III: The equivalent capacitance is increased if two dielectrics (of K] and K2) are, respectively, inserted in C1 and C2.
T and II
I and III
Il and III
III only.
None of the options above.

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