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Capacitor C1 = 10.0 micro F is connected in series to parallel combination of capacitors C2=7.0...

Capacitor C1 = 10.0 micro F is connected in series to parallel combination of capacitors C2=7.0 microF and C3=7.5 microF. This circuit is connected to a battery delivering V=13.0 V. Find energy stored in capacitor C3 in microJ.

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