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Consider the circuit shown below where four capacitors, C1=1.3  μF ,  C2=3.7  μF , C3=2.5  μF and C4=1.2  μF are connected...

Consider the circuit shown below where four capacitors, C1=1.3  μF ,  C2=3.7  μF , C3=2.5  μF and C4=1.2  μF are connected to a battery of voltage V=41 V.

Determine the voltage on C2. Express your answer using one decimal place in units of Volts.

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