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Why are the combined voltages of capacitors in a series equal to the voltage of a battery, but parallel voltage of each capacitor is equal to the voltage of a battery? -
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The figure shows two capacitors connected in parallel with two resistance and a battery of emf, 10 v internal resistance 5 Ω . At steady state,
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