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Two capacitors connected in series C1: 100uF, 25V and C2: 300uF, 35V, both are supplied
by E= 100V. Verify which capacitor will be damaged

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Answered by sawakkincsem
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The correct answer is Capacitor C1 would  have suffered from damage. The voltage passing through it is 75V which is greater than the required voltage of 25V.

Explanation:

  • Since we know the two capacitors are linked to one another and the given values are C1 = 100uF, 25V and C2 = 300uF, 35V. Here voltage is 100V.

  • Now we will calculate the total capacitance of the capacitors using the formula Cr = 1/C1 + 1/C2

  • =  \frac{C_{1} * C_{2} }{C_{1} + C_{2} }                      = \frac{100uF * 300uF}{100uF + 300uF}                      = 75uF

  • Now we can find the drop in voltage as such V_{c1}  = \frac{C_{T} }{C_{1} } × E.

  • By putting in the values we get 75V.

  • So, V_{C2} = \frac{C_{T} }{C_{2} } × 100 = 25V

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