find charge on each plate of the capacitor. (plz do provide the complete solution)

 

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What have you managed to do with the problem so far, besides take the time to type the question into the computer?

 

i have calculated equivalent capacitance of the system and net charge given by battery....after doing this, i don't know how to approach this................

 

if any1 knows how to solve this prob, then do post the solution....

 

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what all the above mean is we expect posts in the forum to be like this

"according to my calc
Qc1 = xyz, because
Qc2 = xyz, because
"

or what i dont understand is ......
or if i had <this> i would be able to solve the question .....

 

For capacitor questions you need some equations. Some look like these Q= I x T E=1/2 C x V^2/
Q = VC . Q is called charge , think of it as a load of electrons sitting on the capacitor on one side,
t is time, I is current usually in amps, E is energy in Joules or watt-seconds and C is capacitance a physical measurement of the capability to store a charge.
These will give you all you need for problems relating various connections of capacitors. You can derive from these that capacitors in parallel add to the total and when in series you need the reciprocal of all the reciprocal capacitances add together. This is the opposite to resistors and inductors.