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1. When more capacitors add into serial circuit what happens to equivalent capacitance, and total energy...

1. When more capacitors add into serial circuit what happens to equivalent capacitance, and total energy stored?

2.. When more capacitors add into parallel circuit what happens to equivalent capacitance, and total energy stored?

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