Three capacitors are connected as shown in the figure . The potential at point O is equal to
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To solve this question we first need to calculate the equivalent impedance of each capacitor.
Formula for calculating the impedance is equal to (1/ jw C) where C is capacitance of capacitor.
Now we need to apply Kirchhoff’s' Current law to find the potential at point O.
This law states that the sum of currents leaving a node is equal to the sum of currents entering the node.
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Given:
The three capacitors with capacitance 1, 7 and 2
To find:
The potential at point O
Solution:
The formula of charge is
Q=C.V
As we know that sum of charges is equal to zero
Applying the property here.
Q+Q'+Q"=0
CV+C'V'+C"V"=0
Putting the values
1.(V-10)+2(V-4)+7(V)=0
V-10+2V-8+7V=0
10V=18
V=1.8
So, the option D is correct.
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