Calculate the energy stored in the capacitor of capacitance $$2\mu f$$ The voltmeter gives a reading of 15V and the ammerer A read at 15 mA

$$5\mu J$$

$$10\mu J$$

$$0.5\mu J$$

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Correct option is A. $$5\mu J$$

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