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You have two capacitors, one with capacitance 10.7×10−6 F and the other of unknown capacitance. You connect the two capacitors in series with a voltage of 361 V applied across the capacitor pair. You discover that, as a result, the unknown capacitor has a charge of 0.00173 C. Find its capacitance C. C =

You have two capacitors, one with capacitance 10.7×10−6 F and the other of unknown capacitance. You connect the two capacitors in series with a voltage of 361 V applied across the capacitor pair. You discover that, as a result, the unknown capacitor has a charge of 0.00173 C. Find its capacitance C. C =

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You have two capacitors, one with capacitance 10.7 × 10 − 6 F and the other of unknown capacitance. You connect the two capacitors in series with a voltage of 361 V applied across the capacitor pair. You discover that, as a result, the unknown capacitor has a charge of 0.00173 C . Find its capacitance C .
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