Three capacitances, each of 3μF, are provided. These cannot be combined to provide the resultant capacitance of :
1μF
2μF
6μF
4.5μF
A
1μF
B
2μF
C
4.5μF
D
6μF
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Answer is D There can be following options i) All the 3 capacitors in series ii) 2 capacitors in parallel and 1 in series iii) 2 capacitors in series and 1 in parallel iv) All the 3 capacitors in parallel.
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