Qo Vo = 120 V C = 8.0 µF C2 = 4.0 µF We connect a capacitor C1 = 8.0 µF to a power supply, charge it to a potential difference Vo = 120 V, and disconnect the power supply. Switch S is open. (a) What is the charge Qo on C,? (b) What is the energy stored in C,? (c) Capacitor C2 = 4.0 µF is initially uncharged. We close switch S. After charge no longer flows, what is the potential difference across each capacitor, and what is the charge on each capacitor? (d) What is the final energy of the system?

Qo Vo = 120 V C = 8.0 µF C2 = 4.0 µF We connect a capacitor C1 = 8.0 µF to a power supply, charge it to a potential difference Vo = 120 V, and disconnect the power supply. Switch S is open. (a) What is the charge Qo on C,? (b) What is the energy stored in C,? (c) Capacitor C2 = 4.0 µF is initially uncharged. We close switch S. After charge no longer flows, what is the potential difference across each capacitor, and what is the charge on each capacitor? (d) What is the final energy of the system?

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