How do I find the net capacitance across AO?

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To find the net capacitance across AO, it's important to recognize that points B, F, and C, E are at the same potential. A simplified diagram can help visualize the circuit configuration. The discussion indicates that while there is a method to approach the problem, the resulting answer may not be straightforward. Participants are encouraged to draw their own diagrams to clarify the relationships between the points. Ultimately, understanding the potential differences is key to solving for the net capacitance across AO.
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There were 4 parts to find net capacitance across AD, FE, AE and AO

I need help with AO and i don't have any idea how to do it
 

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Hi cupid.callin...

We know that B,F and C,E are at the same potential...So by drawing a simplified diagram of the problem (With A and O at the ends) i do come to an answer (which is not a good looking one!)...So you can go ahead like that...
 

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