In (Figure 1), C_(1)=C_(5)=8.0 mu F and C_(2)=C_(3)=C_(4)= 5.0 mu F. The applied potential is V_(ab)=200V. Part A What is the equivalent capacitance of the network between points a and b ? Express your answer in farads. F Request Answer Part B Calculate the charge on capacitor C_(1). Express your answer in coulombs. Q_(1)= Request Answer Part C C

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In (Figure 1), C_(1)=C_(5)=8.0 mu F and C_(2)=C_(3)=C_(4)= 5.0 mu F. The applied potential is V_(ab)=200V. Part A What is the equivalent capacitance of the network between points a and b ? Express your answer in farads.  F Request Answer Part B Calculate the charge on capacitor C_(1). Express your answer in coulombs. Q_(1)= Request Answer Part C Calculate the potential difference across capacitor C_(1). Express your answer in volts. V_(1)= Part D Calculate the charge on capacitor C_(2). Express your answer in coulombs. Q_(2)=, C  Request Answer Part E Calculate the potential difference across capacitor C_(2). Express your answer in volts.  Part F Calculate the charge on capacitor C_(3). Express your answer in coulombs. Part G Calculate the potential difference across capacitor C_(3). Express your answer in volts. Request Answer Part H Calculate the charge on capacitor C_(4). Express your answer in coulombs. Q_(4)=1, C  Part I Calculate the potential difference across capacitor C_(4). Express your answer in volts. Part I Calculate the potential difference across capacitor C_(4). Express your answer in volts. Part J Calculate the charge on capacitor C_(5). Express your answer in coulombs. Q_(5)= Figure Part K Calculate the potential difference across capacitor C_(5). Express your answer in volts. V_(5)=

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