What does this equation mean? What happens to C as more and more capacitors are connected in parallel?EVALUATION AND ENRICHMENT(Circuit Diagrams and Calculation Problems):1. Consider two capacitors C1 = 200µF and C2 = 600µF connected in series across a source of voltage V = 4volts. Draw the circuit diagram for this situation. Determine:(a) C, (b) Q, (c) Q1 and Q2, and (d) V1 and V2.2. Consider two capacitors C1 = 200µF and C2 = 600µF connected in parallel across a source of voltage V =4 volts. Draw the circuit diagram for this situation. Determine:(a) C, (b) Q, (c) V1 and V2, and (d) Q1 and Q2.3. From 1 and 2, why are (c) and (d) swapped in positions in terms of solving the unknowns?4. Repeat 1 and 2 but this time add a third capacitor C3 = 800µF. Summarize your answers using a C-Q-Vtable like below:Capacitor #C (in pF)Q (in µC)V (in Volts, V)12006003800Equivalent

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upuuiturJ ale Connecleu in parallel? AND ERNRICHMENT (Circuit Diagrams and Calculation Problems): 1. Consider two capacitors C1 = 200µF and C2 = 600µF connected in series across a source of voltage V = 4 volts. Draw the circuit diagram for this situation. Determine: (a) C, (b) Q, (c) Q1 and Q2. and

upuuiturJ ale Connecleu in parallel? AND ERNRICHMENT (Circuit Diagrams and Calculation Problems): 1. Consider two capacitors C1 = 200µF and C2 = 600µF connected in series across a source of voltage V = 4 volts. Draw the circuit diagram for this situation. Determine: (a) C, (b) Q, (c) Q1 and Q2. and

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