In the given circuit, if charge on 6 μ F capacitor is 10 μ C, then the charge (in μ C ) on 4 μ F capacitor will be

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In the given circuit, if charge on 6 μ F capacitor is 10 μ C, then the charge (in μ C ) on 4 μ F capacitor will be (A)  (B)  (C)  (D)

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Circuit can be drawn as: <img class="img-fluid question-image" alt="image" src="https://cdn.tardigrade.in/img/question/physics/35f3137df1297962614da1d3d793ba95-.png" /> Charge on 1 μ F =10 μ C ∴ Potential across 1 μ F =10 V Thus, charge on 4 μ F =40 μ C

Q. In the given circuit, if charge on $6 μ F$ capacitor is $10 μ C$ , then the charge (in $μ C$ ) on $4 μ F$ capacitor will be

Circuit can be drawn as:

Charge on $1 μ F = 10 μ C$
$∴$ Potential across $1 μ F = 10 V$
Thus, charge on $4 μ F = 40 μ C$

Q. In the given circuit, if charge on 6μF capacitor is 10μC, then the charge (in μC ) on 4μF capacitor will be

Circuit can be drawn as: Charge on 1μF=10μC ∴ Potential across 1μF=10V Thus, charge on 4μF=40μC

Q. In the given circuit, if charge on $6 μ F$ capacitor is $10 μ C$ , then the charge (in $μ C$ ) on $4 μ F$ capacitor will be

Circuit can be drawn as:

Charge on $1 μ F = 10 μ C$
$∴$ Potential across $1 μ F = 10 V$
Thus, charge on $4 μ F = 40 μ C$