In, given `C_(1)=3 muF, C_(2)=5muF, C_(3)=9 muF`, and `C_(4)=13 muF`. What is the potential differnce between points `A` and `B`?
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In the circuit shown in figure C_(1)=5muF, C_(2)=29muC, C_(3)=6muF, C_(4)=3muF and C_(4)=7muF . If in steady state potential difference between points A and B is 11 volt, calculate potential difference across C_(3) .

In the circuit shown C_(1) = 15 mu F, C_(2) == 30 muF , C_(3) = 30 muF , C_(4) = 30 muF and C_(5) = 60 muF . At steady state, the potential difference between points P and Q is 50 V. Calculate the potential difference across capacitor with capacitance C_(5)

In the given network capacitance, C_(1) = 10muF, C_(2) = 5 muF and C_(3) = 4muF . What is the resultant capacitance between A and B ?

In the given network capacitance, C_(1) = 10muF, C_(2) = 5 muF and C_(3) = 4muF . What is the resultant capacitance between A and B ?

In the given network capacitance, C_(1) = 10muF, C_(2) = 5 muF and C_(3) = 4muF . What is the resultant capacitance between A and B ?

The ratio of potential differences between 1muF and 5muF capacitors is

The ratio of potential differences between 1muF and 5muF capacitors is

In the accompanying diagram , if C_(1)=3muF,C_(2)=6muF,C_(3)=9muF,C_(4)=12muF,C_(5)=15muF and C_(6)=18muF , then the equivalent capacitor between the ends A and B is

In the given figure the values of five capacitors are C_(1)=C_(2)=C_(3)=C_(4)=2muF and C_(5)=5muF . Find the equivalent capacitance between points P and Q.