Can someone PLEASE HELP ME OUT with capacitors in series?

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anonymous · Answer

do you know @shaurya?

anonymous · Answer

when you add capacitors in series then they get added in the way resistances are added in parallel

anonymous · Answer

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If you connect 2 cables of 10μF in a total charge of 20V,whatI would be?

anonymous · Answer

yeah but idk what to do with that 10μF

anonymous · Answer

consider the two wires as capacitors each of 10uF

anonymous · Answer

sorry I really have no idea, we never used this unit before

anonymous · Answer

can you please help me out with this one?

anonymous · Answer

solve it as any other unit

anonymous · Answer

can you show me how to solve this one?

anonymous · Answer

or just from where to start?

anonymous · Answer

One farad is defined as the capacitance of a capacitor across which, when charged with one coulomb of electricity, there is a potential difference of one volt.

anonymous · Answer

so here it will be 20 volt, right?

anonymous · Answer

they ask me here what the voltage on each cable is

anonymous · Answer

in series 1/C equivalent = 1/c1 + 1/c2
so c equivalent will be 5 uF

anonymous · Answer

why?

anonymous · Answer

Vcx = Vs* (Ct/Cx)
Where: CX is the capacitance of the capacitor in question, VS is the supply voltage across the series chain and VCX is the voltage drop across the target capacitor.

anonymous · Answer

its the formula

anonymous · Answer

if you are satisfied then give me a medal or say so

anonymous · Answer

thank you