Hello, I would be very grateful if someone could tell me if my calculations are correct, as we only started this topic last lesson and I'm not entirely sure…
Tasks 2 and 3 (The figure below belongs to No. 3)
My calculations
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Q=c*u…. This applies to the individual capacitors. So you can’t share the total charge by two.
No3: first 2 capacitors in parallel, then in series with this 1 capacitor, … there are not 3 parallel capacitors
Okay, thanks, that’s the number three I need two bills? One for the two capacitors connected in parallel and one for the capacitor in series?
For 2), C1 and C2 have different charges: Q1 =C1*U, Q2 =C2*U, Qges=Cges*U
At 3) similar, you mistakenly assume that all C carry the same charge. Apart from this, not all are parallel 🙂