(a) The curcuit diagram of the arrangement described above:
(b) The total charge stored in circuit:
q=CVb,
where C - the equivalent capacitance of the circuit:
C=C1+C2C1C2+C3.
So, q=Vb(C1+C2C1C2+C3)=12(4⋅10−6+3⋅10−64⋅10−6⋅3⋅10−6+6⋅10−6)≈9.3⋅10−5 C.
The charge stored in C3:
q3=C3Vb=6⋅10−6⋅12=7.2⋅10−5 C.
The charges stored in two capacitors C1 and C2, connected in series:
q1=q2=2q12,
q12=C12Vb,
where C12 - the equivalent capacitance of two capacitors, connected in series:
C12=C1+C2C1C2.
So, q1=q2=2(C1+C2)VbC1C2=2(4⋅10−6+3⋅10−6)12⋅4⋅10−6⋅3⋅10−6≈1.05⋅10−5 C.
Answer: the total charge is 9.3⋅10−5 C; the charges stored in each capacitor: q1=q2=1.05⋅10−5 C, q3=7.2⋅10−5 C.
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