Two capacitors of capacitance 1 μF and 2 µF are charged to potential difference 20 V and 15 V as shown in figure. If now terminal B and C are connected together while terminal A is connected with positive terminal of battery and terminal D of capacitor connected with negative terminal of battery with an emf 30 V. 1 μF 20V 20 80 Jục, gục 50 80 3μC, UC 120 80 TỤC, TỤC The final charges on 1 μF and 2 µF capacitors respectively will be; 50 40 DỤC, Lục uc B 2 μF H + 15V

Two capacitors of capacitance 1 μF and 2 µF are charged to potential difference 20 V and 15 V as shown in figure. If now terminal B and C are connected together while terminal A is connected with positive terminal of battery and terminal D of capacitor connected with negative terminal of battery with an emf 30 V. 1 μF 20V 20 80 Jục, gục 50 80 3μC, UC 120 80 TỤC, TỤC The final charges on 1 μF and 2 µF capacitors respectively will be; 50 40 DỤC, Lục uc B 2 μF H + 15V

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Problem 26.14P: What If? The two capacitors of Problem 13 (C1 = 5.00 F and C2 = 12.0 F) are now connected in series...

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Two capacitors of capacitance 1 µF and 2 µF are charged to potential difference 20 V
and 15 V as shown in figure. If now terminal B and C are connected together while
terminal A is connected with positive terminal of battery and terminal D of capacitor
connected with negative terminal of battery with an emf 30 V.
1 μF
20
H
20V
80
ỤC, JỤC
The final charges on 1 µF and 2 µF capacitors respectively will be;
50
80
5ỤC, TỤC
120
7
μC,
50 μC.
80
THC
B
40
μC
2 μF
HP
+
15V
C

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