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Physics, 23.06.2019 23:50 missy922527

You’re evaluating a new hire in your company’s engineering department. together you’re working on a circuit where a 0.1@μf, 50-v capacitor is in series with a 0.2@μf, 200-v capacitor. the new engineer claims you can safely put 250 v across the combination. what do you say?

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