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Capacitors Cy= 220 pF and C= 470 uF are connected each across a 60 V electric potential difference. What is the total charge, Qt on both capacitors?
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Capacitors Cy= 220 pF and C= 470 uF are connected each across a 60 V electric potential difference. What is the total charge, Qt on both

capacitors?

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Step-by-step explanation:

Look, if you want to connect the capacitors parallel which the question wants you to do so, first

C1+C2=Ct

0.22μF+470μF

470.22μF

then you got the formula

C=Q/V===> Qt=CV===>

470.22×10‐⁶×60= do the calculations and it's yours

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