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a) Evaluate the equivalent capacitance oftheconfiguration shown if all the capacitors are identical.
b) If a potential difference VAB isappliedbetween points A and B, what will be thepotentialdifferences across the individual capacitors in the top,middle andbottom rows?
(Answer: a) 11/6C b) Top: ΔVc = ΔVab; Middle: ΔVc =ΔVab/2; Bottom: ΔVc = ΔVab/3. )

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Physics: Principles with Applications
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