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Two capacitors, C1=7500pF and C2=2900pF, are connected in series to a 15.0 V battery. The capacitors...

Two capacitors, C1=7500pF and C2=2900pF, are connected in series to a 15.0 V battery. The capacitors are later disconnected from the battery and connected directly to each other, positive plate to positive plate, and negative plate to negative plate.

What then will be the charge on each capacitor?

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