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haruspex said:Whoops... my mistake. Your answer in post #27 was correct.
But answer is not matching. They say its 380/13 for capacitor C3.[emoji27]
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haruspex said:Whoops... my mistake. Your answer in post #27 was correct.
Good point.. but then, for C1, 40*2=?randomgamernerd said:40, 30, 10 are the potential difference applied to charge the capacitros, not the charge itself.
i am so sorry, it will be 80 and I have written 60. I am so sorry...I have got the answer now...I have this exam in a week and i don't know what will happen if i do mistakes like this. Thank you sir for your patience and helping me out. And also for reminding me of this concept. Thank you so much.haruspex said:Good point.. but then, for C1, 40*2=?
There's no need to apologise to me. I made mistakes too on this one.randomgamernerd said:i am so sorry, it will be 80 and I have written 60. I am so sorry...I have got the answer now...I have this exam in a week and i don't know what will happen if i do mistakes like this. Thank you sir for your patience and helping me out. And also for reminding me of this concept. Thank you so much.
haruspex said:There's no need to apologise to me. I made mistakes too on this one.