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In the circuit shown in figure
Find the potential differnece across capacitor.

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When capacitor is fully charged, it fraws no currnet, and hence provides infinite resistance, then no current flows in arm EF. The potential difference across C and F. The resistance of arm AD and they together are in series with resistance of arm DF. The effective resistance between A and F of circuit is,
`R = (3xx6/3+6) + 3 = 2 +3 =5 Omega`
Main in the circuit, `i = 15/5=3 A`
Current through arm BCD
` = 1 xx 3/6+3 = 3xx3/9 = 1 A`
Potential difference across C and D `= 1 xx 3 = 3V`
Current through arm DF, i =3A
Potential differences across D and F `= 3 xx 3 = 9 V`
So, potential difference across C and F `= 3+ 9=12 V`
Thus, potential difference across the capacitor is 12 V
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