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Electromagnetism}Capacitors

The problem gives C_1=3\mu F and C_2=6 \mu F and V=300 V.

The capacitors are connected in series, and thus C_{eq}=C_1C_2/(C_1+C_2)=18/9=2\mu F. (Recall that series and parallel capacitor formulae are opposite to that of resistors.)

Energy is 1/2 C_{eq} V^2 =9E4 \times 1E-6 = 9E-2, as in choice (A).

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h0dgey84bc
2007-09-21 05:14:03
if C=2E-3 F, and V^2=9E4, then surely 0.5*C*V^2 is

=1E-3*9E4
=90J

not 0.09J, where does the 1E-6 come from in your answer, confused
h0dgey84bc
2007-09-21 05:15:35
sorry i read micro as milli, my apologies
NEC

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