How To Solve Any Circuit Problem With Capacitors In Series and Parallel Combinations - Physics

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it is the same concept used for resistors in series with voltage dividers if i recall correctly. (since capacitor in parallel acts like a resistor in series. the formula derivations are a combination of ohm's law equations.) I'm not 100% sure, as it's been a while since i've dealt with them.

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Hey it looks alot like the ratio between the capacitances, which is used to allot the respective charges

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at 10:18 you solved for energy in C1, I think you forgot to square the 50volts

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Multiplying 5 to the 100V given that it's 5 MICRO Farads it should be 5x10 raised to negative 4 right? Or should it be regardless of the prefix?

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Is the series and parallel calculation different than calculating them with resistors? With resistors, calculating circuits in pararle is 1/Resistance + 1/resistance... etc and in series it’s just adding the resistances Rtotal = R1 + R2 etc Here it sounds like it’s backwards but I want to be sure cause I’m confused...

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@5:50 you could also subtract Q2 from Qtotal.

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What about 5 capacitors wired up in a "Wheatsone Bridge" configuration ?

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How do you whether it will form a parallel or series combination with the next capacitor

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