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Determine the potential difference across the plates of the capacitor C1 of the network shown in the figure. [Assume E2>E1]
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b'As E2>E1
the direction is clockwise
using kirchoff rule,
qC2E1+qC1+E2=0
as V1=qC1 and V2=qC2
V1=E1E2qC2
V2=E1E2qC1
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