6AV+A₁C₁=1pFC₂=2μFC3 = 3µFAV = 6VC₁C-C3(a) Find the charge on C₁ in Micro-Coulombs (input the numthe answer box).

C1 = 1 μF C2 = 2 μF C3 = 3 μF ∆V = 6 V

Answered: ΔV + C₁=1µF C₂ = 2μF C3 = 3μF AV = 6V…

ΔV + C₁=1µF C₂ = 2μF C3 = 3μF AV = 6V C₁ 1/2 1/2 a) Find the charge on C₁ in Micro-Coulombs (input the num e answer box).

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the answer box).

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