Three capacitors have values of C1=6Î¼F, C2 = 12Î¼F, C3 = 24Î¼F. Ifthey are connected inparallel to a 50 V source, determine: A. thetotal capacitance in Î¼F. B. The total charge in Î¼C. C. The voltageacross the 6Î¼Fcapacitor

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