Three capacitors each of 4μF are to be connected in such a way that the effective capacitance is 6μF. This can be done by connecting them:
all in parallel
two in parallel and one in series
all in series
two in series and one in parallel
A
all in parallel
B
all in series
C
two in series and one in parallel
D
two in parallel and one in series
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For capacitor is series, equivalent capacitance is given by:
CS=C1C2C1+C2
For capacitor is parallel, equivalent capacitance is given by:
CP=C1+C2
In the given configuration, equivalent capacitance is given by
Ceq=Cs+C, where C=4μF
and Cs=C×CC+C=C2
∴Ceq=C+C2=6μF
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