In the circuit shown in the figure, the capacitors are initially uncharged. The switch is first...

 

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In the circuit shown in the figure, the capacitors are initially uncharged. The switch is first thrown to position A and kept there for a long time. It is then thrown to position B. Let the charges on the capacitors be Q1. Q 2, and Q, and the potential differences across them be V, V2, and V, after the switch is thrown. a) Which of the following conditions must be true with the switch in position B? B Switch Vo a) V1=V 2=V 3 b) V1-V 2= V3 c) V 1+V 2 =V 3 d) Q1+Q2 Q 3 e) V3 = V0 f) Q1=Q2=Q 3 g) While the switch was in position A, the voltage drop across C1 = the voltage drop across C2 h) While the switch was in position A, the voltage drop across B and the switch was V0. %3D In the circuit shown in the figure, the capacitors are initially uncharged. The switch is first thrown to position A and kept there for a long time. It is then thrown to position B. Let the charges on the capacitors be Q1. Q 2, and Q, and the potential differences across them be V, V2, and V, after the switch is thrown. a) Which of the following conditions must be true with the switch in position B? B Switch Vo a) V1=V 2=V 3 b) V1-V 2= V3 c) V 1+V 2 =V 3 d) Q1+Q2 Q 3 e) V3 = V0 f) Q1=Q2=Q 3 g) While the switch was in position A, the voltage drop across C1 = the voltage drop across C2 h) While the switch was in position A, the voltage drop across B and the switch was V0. %3D

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