Finding the Mistake in Calculating Charge on a Capacitor with a Shorted Wire

[Jahnavi]

Homework Statement

Homework Equations

The Attempt at a Solution

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There is a wire across the combination of 2μF and 3μF capacitors which means the two capacitors are shorted . The whole of 6V drops across the 1μF capacitor . In that case charge on the 2μF capacitor should be 0 . But this is not an option .

What is my mistake ?

 

[Hydrous Caperilla]

I think it's a wrong answer by the book honestly.

 

[Jahnavi]

I think it's a wrong answer by the book honestly.

You mean none of the options are correct ?

Do you agree there would be 0 charge on 2μF capacitor ?

 

[Hydrous Caperilla]

yea because the potential across the capacitor is 0

 

[Jahnavi]

Thanks !

 

[Charles Link]

I agree with @Hydrous Caperilla .