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In the circuit shown , the batteries have emf `E_1 = E_2= 1V , E_3 = 2.5 V,` and the resistance `R_1 = 10Omega, R_2 = 20 Omega`, Capacitance `C = 10 muF`. The charge on the left plate of the charge on the left plate of the capacitor C at steady state is

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