1) A battery with an emf of 9 V is connected to the three capacitors as shown below. When the capacitors are fully charged, the charge on C2 is 18 µC. a) What is the potential drop across C₁? V, not U b) What is the charge on C₁? c) What is the capacitance of C₂? d) What is the potential at point A? + 9 V C₁=5 μF A C₂ 18 μC C3= 6 μF

1) A battery with an emf of 9 V is connected to the three capacitors as shown below. When the capacitors are fully charged, the charge on C2 is 18 µC. a) What is the potential drop across C₁? V, not U b) What is the charge on C₁? c) What is the capacitance of C₂? d) What is the potential at point A? + 9 V C₁=5 μF A C₂ 18 μC C3= 6 μF

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