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There are identical capacitors with capacitance C1C1 and several others with capacitance C2C2. The values of...

There are identical capacitors with capacitance C1C1 and several others with capacitance C2C2. The values of C1C1 and C2C2 must be defined but  C1C1 and C2C2 are not accessible individually. Instead, there is a network with C1C1 and C2C2 connected in series and a network with C1C1 and C2C2 connected in parallel. Futhermore, There is  a 180.0-VV battery. The total energy supplied by the battery can be measured when it is connected to the network by using instruments. When the parallel combination is connected to the battery, 0.195 JJ of energy is stored in the network. When the series combination is connected, 0.0400 JJ of energy is stored. it is declared that C1C1 is greater than C2C2.

a)Calculate C1.

b)Calculate C2.

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