Solve These Questions: Get Answers to Your Electrical Circuit Problems

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The discussion revolves around solving electrical circuit problems, specifically finding the potential at point O and the capacitance between points A and B. Participants emphasize the importance of showing the work and equations used to arrive at answers, rather than simply providing solutions. One user suggests that the potential at O is zero, while another indicates that the capacitance is 2c, but these claims are met with requests for justification. The conversation highlights the collaborative nature of problem-solving in electrical engineering forums. Overall, the focus remains on understanding the underlying principles through detailed explanations.
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please solve these questions

please see the question in attachment
Q1
find potential at O
Q2
FIND CAPACITANCE BETWEEN A AND B
 

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KUSHAGRA said:
please see the question in attachment
Q1
find potential at O
Q2
FIND CAPACITANCE BETWEEN A AND B

Hi KUSHAGRA! Welcome to PF! :smile:

Show us what you've tried, and where you're stuck, and then we'll know how to help you! :smile:
 


q1: I think the potential of (o) is zero .
q2 : the capacitance between A & B is ( 2c )
 
Hi gmramsis! :smile:
gmramsis said:
q1: I think the potential of (o) is zero .

Sorry, but you must show how you got that!

What equations did you use? :smile:

(and how did you manage to get a potential that was less than all the surrounding potentials?)
 


tiny-tim said:
Sorry, but you must show how you got that!

What equations did you use? :smile:

(and how did you manage to get a potential that was less than all the surrounding potentials?)
No, the OP should show his work. gmramsis should not.
 
… oops!

DaveC426913 said:
No, the OP should show his work. gmramsis should not.

oops! :redface:

wasn't expecting anyone else! :rolleyes:

thanks, DaveC! :smile:
 


tiny-tim said:
wasn't expecting anyone else! :rolleyes:
s'what I figgered. I do it alla time.
 

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