C1 = 16 ?F C2 = 40 ?F C3 = 60 ?F + 12 V -
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Let's assume it's a series circuit with two capacitors, C1 and C2, connected to a voltage source of V volts. The total voltage provided by the source is 26.57 V. If the capacitances are not specified, I'll assume C1 = Cx and C2 = Cy for the sake of explanation. Show more…
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