SixQ.4: Eour capacitors are arranged in the following configuration: the capacitances of capacitorsare C1= 1.5µF, C2= 3.5µF, C3= 2.0µF, C4= 2.5µF, Cs= 3.0µF and C6=4.0µF. The voltage V ofthe battery is 12.0V.(a) Calculate the capacitance of the configuration.(b) How much energy is stored in the configuration?(c) How much energy is stored in capacitor C1?C2C3C1

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