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A 12.0−V battery is connected to a pair of capacitors in parallel with capacitances CA = 9.40 μF and CB = 21.0 μF. (a) What is the equivalent capacitance of the pair of capacitors? μF (b) What charge is stored by each of the capacitors? QA = μC QB = μC (c) What is the potential difference across each of the capacitors? VA = V VB = V

A 12.0−V battery is connected to a pair of capacitors in parallel with capacitances CA = 9.40 μF and CB = 21.0 μF. (a) What is the equivalent capacitance of the pair of capacitors? μF (b) What charge is stored by each of the capacitors? QA = μC QB = μC (c) What is the potential difference across each of the capacitors? VA = V VB = V

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A 12.0 − V battery is connected to a pair of capacitors in parallel with capacitances C A = 9.40 μ F and C B = 21.0 μ F . (a) What is the equivalent capacitance of the pair of capacitors? ◻ μ F (b) What charge is stored by each of the capacitors?
Q A = μ C Q B = μ C
(c) What is the potential difference across each of the capacitors?
V A = ◻ V V B = ◻ V

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