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A 1.50-µF capacitor charged to 40.0 V and a 2.40-µF capacitor charged to 15.0 V are connected to each other, with the positive plate of each connected to the negative plate of the other. What is the final charge on the 1.50-µF capacitor?
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Are they connected in series or parallel
@Esraa pls rply!
this is the question, I've no more details
But from whaqt I've understood, they are in series I might be wrong though
@Eric_Playsinacoolway plz ans
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Are they connected in series or parallel say one of this or thisques is wrong
It can't be wrong as it's taken from a book but I think they are in series
then follow the book
If it's in the book (the answer) then I would've followed it, but unfortunately it's not there
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