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What is the charge on the 2mF capacitor?

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aashna jadon ·2010-01-16 23:45:58

zero

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Avinav Prakash ·2010-01-18 04:51:38

ans is 36/11.

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abcd ·2010-01-26 04:03:41

i agree with aashna
the answer is 0

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Avinav Prakash ·2010-01-26 04:24:34

plz put up the soln ...i will b grateful to anyone who does so all may life...plzzz

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abcd ·2010-01-26 04:34:45

there is no potenial difference across the two points thanx to the wire without any capacitor
this means that no current passes through the path containing the capacitors 2mF and 3mF
hence the charge on 2mf capacitor is zero

logical approach:

would u like to walk down a path which requires effort (energy in this case) or would you like to relax? and conserve the enrgy for .....(no pun intended..lol)

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