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A 4 μF capacitor, charged to 50 V, is connected to another 2 μF capacitor, charged to 100 V. Final energy of the combination is:


  1. 13.33×103 J
  2. 20×103 J
  3. 5×103 J
  4. 10×103 J

A
13.33×103 J
B
20×103 J
C
10×103 J
D
5×103 J
Solution
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After connecting capacitors, the potential of two capacitor will be same.
And total charge will be conserved.
Qf=Qi
C1V1+C2V2=(C1+C2)V
4×50+2×100=(4+2)V
V=4006=2003
final energy =12(C1+C2)V2=12(4+2)×106×(2003)2=13.33×103 J

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