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Shiva has two capacitors of variable capacities of range 100\mu\:F to 400 \mu\:F find range of capacitors ​

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Explanation:

The negative pin of the cap is usually indicated by a "-" marking, and/or a colored strip along the can. They might also have a longer positive leg. Below are 10µF (left) and a 1mF electrolytic capacitors, each of which has a dash symbol to mark the negative leg, as well as a longer positive leg.

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Solution : We have,

\implies C_1=100\mu\:F\: and \:C_2 =400\mu\:F

These produce maximum capacitance when connected in parallel

\implies\:C_p=C_1+C_2 = 100+400\\\\ \implies\:C_p = 500 \mu\:F

These produce minimum capacitance when connected in series combination

\implies \frac{1}{C_s}= \frac{1}{C_1}+\frac{1}{C_2}=\frac{1}{100} +\frac{1}{400}\\\\ \implies\: \frac{1}{C_s}= \frac{4+1}{400}=\sf\cancel\dfrac{5}{400}= \frac{1}{80}\\\\ \implies\:C_s=80 \mu\:F

So, these capacitors can produce capacity from 80\mu\:F\:to\:500\mu\:F.

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