The equivalent impedance of two capacitors in series is 0.03 microfarad and when connected in parallel, 0.16 microfarad. If the capacitor with the smaller capacitance is replaced with a capacitor whose capacitance is double as much, what will be the new equivalent series capacitance of the combination. Оа. O a. 0.042 microfarad O b. 0.050 microfarad Ос O c. 0.048 microfarad O d. 0.055 microfarad

The equivalent impedance of two capacitors in series is 0.03 microfarad and when connected in parallel, 0.16 microfarad. If the capacitor with the smaller capacitance is replaced with a capacitor whose capacitance is double as much, what will be the new equivalent series capacitance of the combination. Оа. O a. 0.042 microfarad O b. 0.050 microfarad Ос O c. 0.048 microfarad O d. 0.055 microfarad

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Chapter21: Resistive-capacitive Series Circuits

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