Please Help ASAP!!! In a neat and organized fashion, write out a solution to the problem above which includes allof the following:.A fully-labeled sketch of the physical situation which includes all relevant objects andmoments in time.A circuit diagram clearly showing how you would connect the capacitors to produce yourequivalent capacitor.Determine how you could produce a 15-F capacitor with the capacitors available to you.Explain each step in your solution as you make it.An evaluation of your solution (not just your final answer)... An electrocardiography (ECG) monitor used in a hospital uses a single 15-F capacitor. Duringyour shift, the capacitor in one of the monitors burns out and needs to be replaced. Whentrying to replace it, you find that you are out of 15-F capacitors. Instead, you find one of eachof the following: a 1-F capacitor, a 4-F capacitor, a 6-F capacitor, a 10-F capacitor, a 12-Fcapacitor, a 20-F capacitor, and a 30-F capacitor. Using some (not necessarily all) of thesecapacitors, can you construct a circuit with an equivalent capacitance of 15-F to replace thebroken capacitor in the monitor? If so, how would you do it?

Given: The available capacitors are 1 F, 4 F, 6 F, 10 F, 12 F, 20 F, and 30 F.

An electrocardiography (ECG) monitor used in a hospital uses a single 15-F capacitor. During your shift, the capacitor in one of the monitors burns out and needs to be replaced. When trying to replace it, you find that you are out of 15-F capacitors. Instead, you find one of each of the following: a 1-F capacitor, a 4-F capacitor, a 6-F capacitor, a 10-F capacitor, a 12-F capacitor, a 20-F capacitor, and a 30-F capacitor. Using some (not necessarily all) of these capacitors, can you construct a circuit with an equivalent capacitance of 15-F to replace the broken capacitor in the monitor? If so, how would you do it?

An electrocardiography (ECG) monitor used in a hospital uses a single 15-F capacitor. During your shift, the capacitor in one of the monitors burns out and needs to be replaced. When trying to replace it, you find that you are out of 15-F capacitors. Instead, you find one of each of the following: a 1-F capacitor, a 4-F capacitor, a 6-F capacitor, a 10-F capacitor, a 12-F capacitor, a 20-F capacitor, and a 30-F capacitor. Using some (not necessarily all) of these capacitors, can you construct a circuit with an equivalent capacitance of 15-F to replace the broken capacitor in the monitor? If so, how would you do it?