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Five identical capacitors of 10 µF each are first joined all in parallel, and then all in series. The two equivalent capacitances, and the ratio of the parallel value to the series value, are
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High School (11–12)
Electricity & Magnetism › Electric Potential and Capacitance
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Five identical capacitors of
10
μ
F
10\ \mu\text{F}
10
μ
F
each are first joined all in parallel, and then all in series. The two equivalent capacitances, and the ratio of the parallel value to the series value, are
50
μ
F
50\ \mu\text{F}
50
μ
F
and
10
μ
F
10\ \mu\text{F}
10
μ
F
; ratio
5
5
5
2
μ
F
2\ \mu\text{F}
2
μ
F
and
50
μ
F
50\ \mu\text{F}
50
μ
F
; ratio
1
25
\dfrac{1}{25}
25
1
50
μ
F
50\ \mu\text{F}
50
μ
F
and
2
μ
F
2\ \mu\text{F}
2
μ
F
; ratio
5
5
5
50
μ
F
50\ \mu\text{F}
50
μ
F
and
2
μ
F
2\ \mu\text{F}
2
μ
F
; ratio
25
25
25
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