You have a 5 μF, a 10 μF and a 145 μF capacitor What is the maximum and minimum equivalent capacitance achievable by combining the three capacitors? How are they connected in each case? O 295F, 2.7 uF, connected in parallel and series, respectively Ob 29 SF.27 µF, connected in series and parallel, respectively Oc. 29.5F, 0.4pF, connected in parallel and series, respectively Od 2175F,04 connected in parallel and series, respectively O245µF,03uF ennected in parallel and series, respectively
You have a 5 μF, a 10 μF and a 145 μF capacitor What is the maximum and minimum equivalent capacitance achievable by combining the three capacitors? How are they connected in each case? O 295F, 2.7 uF, connected in parallel and series, respectively Ob 29 SF.27 µF, connected in series and parallel, respectively Oc. 29.5F, 0.4pF, connected in parallel and series, respectively Od 2175F,04 connected in parallel and series, respectively O245µF,03uF ennected in parallel and series, respectively
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Transcribed Image Text:You have a 5 μF, a 10 μF and a 145 µF capacitor What is the maximum and minimum equivalent capacitance achievable by
combining the three capacitors? How are they connected in each case?
Oa 295F, 27 uF, connected in parallel and serfes, respectively
Ob 29.5.2.7 uF. connected in series and parallel, respectively
Oc 29.5F, 0.4 µF, connected in parallel and series, respectively
O d. 2175 μF 04, connected in parallel and series, respectively
O 245µF, 03 Fennected in parallel and series, respectively
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