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Charge on Capacitors in Series with 24V Potential Difference
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[QUOTE="CWatters, post: 4395640, member: 423469"] Have you done a similar question involving two capacitors charged and then connected in parallel? This is the same except that one capacitor is charged with the oposite polarity (eg one +24V and the other -24V). Redraw it with the caps on the left and right sides of the circuit. What does KVL it tell you about the final voltage on each capacitor? [/QUOTE]
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