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Figure show two capacitors connected in series and joind to a bettery. The graph shows the variation in potential as one movies from right to left on the branch containing the capacitors.

A

`C_1gtC_2`

B

`C_1=C_2`

C

`C_1ltC_2`

D

The information is not sufficient to decide the ralation between `Q_+` and `Q_.`

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