Use the table below for the value of permittivity of dielectric. Dielectric E (x 10-11 C²/N · m² Air or Vacuum 0.885 Glass (ordinary) 7 Glass (pyrex) 4.7 Mica 4.8 Mylar 2.7 Paraffin 2 Polyethylene 1.99 Porcelain 6.2 Teflon 1.9 Water at 20°C 70.8 Three capacitors with capacitance values of 2µF, 4µF, and 6µF are placed in series and subjected to a total potential difference of 9.00 V Determine the following: a. Total capacitance b. Charge stored in each capacitor c. Potential difference across each capacitor.

Use the table below for the value of permittivity of dielectric. Dielectric E (x 10-11 C²/N · m² Air or Vacuum 0.885 Glass (ordinary) 7 Glass (pyrex) 4.7 Mica 4.8 Mylar 2.7 Paraffin 2 Polyethylene 1.99 Porcelain 6.2 Teflon 1.9 Water at 20°C 70.8 Three capacitors with capacitance values of 2µF, 4µF, and 6µF are placed in series and subjected to a total potential difference of 9.00 V Determine the following: a. Total capacitance b. Charge stored in each capacitor c. Potential difference across each capacitor.

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