Question 3Look at the arrangement of the capacitors below.A) Find the equivalent capacitance of the arrangement.B) What is the voltage across each capacitor?V₁ =V₂ =V3 =V4=C) What is the magnitude of the charge stored on each capacitor's plates?Q₁=Q₂ =A4 F6 F4 FBNow imagine that a dielectric with dielectric constant k = 5.0000 is placed insidethe upper left capacitor.D) Find the new equivalent capacitance of this arrangement.AVAB10 volts stillAk=5.00006F6 FB=4F4FAV₁ = 10 voltsAB

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Question 3 Look at the arrangement of the capacitors below. A) Find the equivalent capacitance of the arrangement. B) What is the voltage across each capacitor? V₁ = V₂ = V3 = V₁ = C) What is the magnitude of the charge stored on each capacitor's plates? Q₁ = Q₂ = Q3 Q4 = A 4 F 6 F 4 F B Now imagine that a dielectric with dielectric constant k = 5.0000 is placed inside the upper left capacitor. D) Find the new equivalent capacitance of this arrangement. AVAI 10 volts still A k=5.0000 mada 6 F 6 F B 4F 4F AV₁ = 10 volts AB

Question 3 Look at the arrangement of the capacitors below. A) Find the equivalent capacitance of the arrangement. B) What is the voltage across each capacitor? V₁ = V₂ = V3 = V₁ = C) What is the magnitude of the charge stored on each capacitor's plates? Q₁ = Q₂ = Q3 Q4 = A 4 F 6 F 4 F B Now imagine that a dielectric with dielectric constant k = 5.0000 is placed inside the upper left capacitor. D) Find the new equivalent capacitance of this arrangement. AVAI 10 volts still A k=5.0000 mada 6 F 6 F B 4F 4F AV₁ = 10 volts AB

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