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Some charge is placed on a capacitor with C1 = 34 μF so that ∆V =...
Some charge is placed on a capacitor with C1 = 34 μF so that ∆V = 17 V. The capacitor is then attached in parallel to a second capacitor with C2 = 80 μF. What is the voltage across the two capacitors?
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