Determine the potential and charge on each capacitor

Reference no: EM13526599

Three capacitors {C1 =6.00 uf, C2 =12.00 uf, and C3 =18.00 uf} are connected in series, and in turn connected to a 24 V source.

Determine the equivalent capacitance of the combination.

Also, determine the potential and charge on each capacitor.

Reference no: EM13526599

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