Assuming the dielectric of each capacitor is air and the network is connected to Vab 30V supply, calculate the following: a. The equivalent capacitance between a and b. b. The charge on each capacitor. c. The potential difference on each capacitor d. Energy stored on each capacitor

Assuming the dielectric of each capacitor is air and the network is connected to Vab 30V supply, calculate the following: a. The equivalent capacitance between a and b. b. The charge on each capacitor. c. The potential difference on each capacitor d. Energy stored on each capacitor

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Problem 2: Given this network of capacitors:
C2
C1
4 uF
1 uF
C3
3 uF
C4
2 uF
C5
2 uF
Assuming the dielectric of each capacitor is air and the network is connected to Vab = 30V supply, calculate the
following:
a. The equivalent capacitance between a and b.
b. The charge on each capacitor.
c. The potential difference on each capacitor
d. Energy stored on each capacitor

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