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A 1.76−μF and a 4.92−μF capacitor are connected to a 62.0−V battery. What is the total charge supplied to the capacitors when they are wired (a) in parallel and (b) in series with each other?

A 1.76−μF and a 4.92−μF capacitor are connected to a 62.0−V battery. What is the total charge supplied to the capacitors when they are wired (a) in parallel and (b) in series with each other?

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A 1.76 − μ F and a 4.92 − μ F capacitor are connected to a 62.0 − V battery. What is the total charge supplied to the capacitors when they are wired (a) in parallel and (b) in series with each other?

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