In (Figure 1), C1 = C5 = 8.4 μF and C2 = C2 = C4 = 4.0 μF. The applied potential is Vab = 200 V. Part A: What is the equivalent capacitance of the network between points a and b?(Express your answer in farads.) Part B: Calculate the charge on capacitor C1. (Express your answer in coulombs.) Part C: Calculate the potential difference across capacitor C1.(Express your answer in volts.) Part D: Calculate the charge on capacitor C2.(Express your answer in coulombs.) Part E: Calculate the potential difference across capacitor C2.(Express your answer in volts.) Part F: Calculate the charge on capacitor C3. (Express your answer in coulombs.) Part G: Calculate the potential difference across capacitor C3. (Express your answer in volts.) Part H: Calculate the charge on capacitor C4. (Express your answer in coulombs.) Part I: Calculate the potential difference across capacitor C4. (Express your answer in volts.) Part J: Calculate the charge on capacitor C5. (Express your answer in coulombs.) Part K: Calculate the potential difference across capacitor C5. (Express your answer in volts.)
In (Figure 1), C1 = C5 = 8.4 μF and C2 = C2 = C4 = 4.0 μF. The applied potential is Vab = 200 V.
Part A: What is the equivalent capacitance of the network between points a and b?(Express your answer in farads.)
Part B: Calculate the charge on capacitor C1. (Express your answer in coulombs.)
Part C: Calculate the potential difference across capacitor C1.(Express your answer in volts.)
Part D: Calculate the charge on capacitor C2.(Express your answer in coulombs.)
Part E: Calculate the potential difference across capacitor C2.(Express your answer in volts.)
Part F: Calculate the charge on capacitor C3. (Express your answer in coulombs.)
Part G: Calculate the potential difference across capacitor C3. (Express your answer in volts.)
Part H: Calculate the charge on capacitor C4. (Express your answer in coulombs.)
Part I: Calculate the potential difference across capacitor C4. (Express your answer in volts.)
Part J: Calculate the charge on capacitor C5. (Express your answer in coulombs.)
Part K: Calculate the potential difference across capacitor C5. (Express your answer in volts.)
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