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what is the charge on each capacitor in the figure, if δv = 14 v

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The charge on each capacitor is Q1 = 70 µC ,Q2 = 8.4 v , Q3 = 5.6 v

Q1 = C V = 5 10^-6 * 14 = 70* 10^-6 C = 70 µC

V1 = 14 V

C2 and C3 in serial CT = C2 *C3 / ( C2 + C3 ) = 4*6 / 10 = 2.4 µF

QT = 2.4 10-6 * 14 = 33.6 * 10^-6 C = 33.6 µC

Q C2 = Q C3 = Qt = 33.6µC

V C2 = Qt / C2 = 33.6 10^-6 / 4 10^-6 = 8.4 v

VC3 = Qt / C3 = 33.6*10^-6 / 6*10^-6 = 5.6 v

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