Quiz on ‘Capacitance’ 03
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If capacitors of capacitance \(C_1, \ C_2, \ C_3, \) are connected in series and \(C_{eq}\) is the equivalent capacitance, then
If capacitors of capacitance \(C_1, \ C_2, \ C_3, \) are connected in series and \(C_{eq}\) is the equivalent capacitance, then
If capacitors of capacitance \(C_1, \ C_2, \ C_3, \) are connected in parallel and \(C_{eq}\) is the equivalent capacitance, then
If capacitors of capacitance \(C_1, \ C_2, \ C_3, \) are connected in parallel and \(C_{eq}\) is the equivalent capacitance, then
If capacitors of capacitance \(C_1, \ C_2, \ C_3, \) are connected in series, then
If capacitors of capacitance \(C_1, \ C_2, \ C_3, \) are connected in parallel, then
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Potential and CapacitancePotential at a point is defined as the work done per unit charge when a test charge is brought to that point from infinity. This potential at a point is not absolute potential rather a potential difference between potential at that point and potential at infinity. The potential at infinity is assumed to…