Two capacitors of capacities 1μF and CμF are connected in series and the combination is 80μC, the energy stored in the capacitor of capacity C in μJ is
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If it is 80μF then problem is incorrect since when 2 capacitor are connected in series, net capacitance is less than smallest of the individual capacitance.
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80 microcoloumb is charge on capacitors , what is eq. Capacitance
If it is 80μF then problem is incorrect since when 2 capacitor are connected in series, net capacitance is less than smallest of the individual capacitance.
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So it can be concluded the question is incorrect even if it is interpreted as the combination has 80μC charge.
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I thought it was a typo I'll try taking it micro coulombs