Please show all your work, thank you!16 The equivalent capacitance of the capacitors below is about:4 µF8 µF16 µF12 µF24 µFHE12 µF36 µFO 9 µFΟ 15.4 μFO The answer is not listed among the given choices.О 16.4 иFO 6.4 µF

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The equivalent capacitance of the capacitors below is about: 4 μF 8 με 16 μF 12 µF 24 µF 12 µF 36 µF O 9 µF Ο 15.4 μF O The answer is not listed among the given choices. O 16.4 µF 6.4 μF

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The equivalent capacitance of the capacitors below is about:
4 µF
8 µF
16 µF
12 µF
24 µF
HE
12 µF
36 µF
O 9 µF
Ο 15.4 μF
O The answer is not listed among the given choices.
О 16.4 иF
O 6.4 µF

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