Electricity and magnetism

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Sourish Ghosh ·2013-06-12 06:09:32

V_a - V_b = V(C1C1 + C2 - C3C3 + C4)

Condition:

C1C2 = C3C4

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Akash Anand Check the expression, I guess you have made some mistakes
Upvote·0· Reply ·2013-06-12 06:20:45
Sourish Ghosh C1C4 = C2C3. Isn't it?
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C1/C3=C2/C4

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Swarna Kamal Dhyawala ·2013-06-12 07:49:42

C₁C₃=C₂C₄

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Shreya Sharma ·2013-06-12 10:44:12

Won't the p.d beC₂C₁+C₂-C₄C₃+C₄ ?

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Akash Anand @Shreya first thing that whatever you have written has a dimensionless quantity. So its wrong :) But you need a small correction, make sure you are finding V[ss]A[/ss]-V[ss]B[/ss]
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Shreya Sharma Oh yes! I got it now :)
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Dwijaraj Paul Chowdhury ·2013-06-13 01:03:47

Va-Vb= V*(C₁C₁+C₂-C₄C₄+C₃)
Condition--- C₁C₂=C₃C₄

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Aditya Agarwal ·2013-06-17 09:38:40

V_a - V_b = V[C₁C₄ - C₂C₃](C₁ + C₂)(C₃ + C₄)

C1C4 = C2C3

so sir if c1/c2 =c3/c4 or c1/c3 = c2/c4. how does it matter?

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Akash Anand ·2013-06-20 00:22:39

This is the answer.
Second part is correct for every one, check about the first part.

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Aditya Agarwal taking lcm we get c1c4-c2c3. is it wrong to say c1/c2 =c3/c4?
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