One capacitor (C) Is formed from square metal plates of side a = 10cm separated by a distance of d = 2mm Another one (C2) Is formed%3Dfrom circular metal plates of radlus T=10cm separated by distance of d3mm and It is filled with a dielectric ofK=2. These two capacitorsand a battery of e100V are all connected in parallel. Find maximum charges Q1 and Q2 on capacitors. (Take * 3 and%3Do 9x 10-"C/Nm²)O a. Q1 = 2.1µC.Q2= 6.3µC%3D%3DO b. Q1 = 36.0µC.Q29.0μ%3DO c.Q, = 2.7nC.Q2=8.1nC%3DO d. Q1 = 3.0nC.Q2=6.0nC%3D%3De. Q1 = 12.8nC.Q2=3.2nC%3D!!O f. Q1 = 3.0µC.Q2 = 4.5µC%3DO 8. Q1= 4.5nC, Q2 = 18.0nC%3Dh. Q1-4.5 μC, Q-1.5μC%3D%3D

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One capacitor (C) Is formed from square metal plates of side a = from circular metal plates of radlus r= 10cm separated by distance of d= 3mm and it is filled with a dielectric of K= 2. These two capacitorS 10cm separated by a distance of d = 2mam. Another one (C) is formed and a battery of e= 100V are all connected in parallel. Find maximum charges Q1 and Q2 on capacitors. (Take * 3 and o9 x 10-C/Nm²) O a. Q1 = 2.1µC.Q2= 6.3µC O b. Q1 = 36.0µC.Q2= 9.0µC O c.Q, = 2.7nC: Q2=8.1nC %3D O d. Q, = 3.0nC,Q2= 6.0nC %3D e. Q1 = 12.8nC. Q2 = 3.2nC f. Q1 = 3.0µC.Q2 = 4.5µC %3! g. Q1 = 4.5nC.Q2= 18.0nC h. Q1-4.5μC, Q- 1.5μC %3! %3D

One capacitor (C) Is formed from square metal plates of side a = from circular metal plates of radlus r= 10cm separated by distance of d= 3mm and it is filled with a dielectric of K= 2. These two capacitorS 10cm separated by a distance of d = 2mam. Another one (C) is formed and a battery of e= 100V are all connected in parallel. Find maximum charges Q1 and Q2 on capacitors. (Take * 3 and o9 x 10-C/Nm²) O a. Q1 = 2.1µC.Q2= 6.3µC O b. Q1 = 36.0µC.Q2= 9.0µC O c.Q, = 2.7nC: Q2=8.1nC %3D O d. Q, = 3.0nC,Q2= 6.0nC %3D e. Q1 = 12.8nC. Q2 = 3.2nC f. Q1 = 3.0µC.Q2 = 4.5µC %3! g. Q1 = 4.5nC.Q2= 18.0nC h. Q1-4.5μC, Q- 1.5μC %3! %3D

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Chapter21: Resistive-capacitive Series Circuits

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