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The circuit shown in fig. Is in steady state.

i. Find the energy stored in the capacitors shown in fig.
ii. Find the rate at which battery supplies energy.

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Since in steady state, no current flows thruogh the capacitors,
the current through `1 Omega` resistor becomes zero. Current throgh
resistor and charge on capacitors will be as shown in fig.
Applying KVL on mesh MACDA, we get
`2I +3I +3I +2I - 10 =0 OR I = 1A`
Mesh MABM: ` 10 - 2I - (q_(1))/(2xx10^(-6)) = 0 or q_(1) = 16muC`
Mesh MBDM: `-(q_(2))/(2xx10^(-6))-2I=0 or q_(2)= -4muC`
Mesh MDCNM: `2I+3I-(q_(3))/((1xx10^(-6))) or q_(3)=5muC`
Energy stored in capacitors is
`U =sum(q^(2))/(2C)=(q_(1)^(2))/(2xx(2xx10^(-6)))+(q_2^2)/(2xx(2xx10^(-6)))+( q_3^2)/(2xx(1xx10^(-6)))`
`=80.5xx10^(-6)J`
Rate of supply of energy is `P = EI = 10xx1 = 10W`
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