Calculate the potential difference across each capacitor

Reference no: EM13326171

Two capacitors are connected parallel to each other. Let C1= 3.50?F ,C2 = 5.50?F be their capacitances, and Vab = 51.0V the potential difference across the system.

(A) Calculate the charge on each capacitor Q1 and Q2.

(B) Calculate the potential difference across each capacitor V1 and V2.

Reference no: EM13326171

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