As shown, the capacitors are charged to a potential difference of 100 V but with opposite polarity. After switches S. and Saare closed, what amount of charge goes through S:? 3µF -+ ++ 1MF +200 µC 300 μC +350 µC -100 μC +400 μC -50 με -400 μC -150 μC +250 µC -200 μC None of them +150 μC -250 μC 350 μC

As shown, the capacitors are charged to a potential difference of 100 V but with opposite polarity. After switches S. and Saare closed, what amount of charge goes through S:? 3µF -+ ++ 1MF +200 µC 300 μC +350 µC -100 μC +400 μC -50 με -400 μC -150 μC +250 µC -200 μC None of them +150 μC -250 μC 350 μC

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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