V = 12V c1 = 3 mu F c2 = 2 mu F c3 = 2 mu F c4 = 1 mu F c5 = 4 mu F In this circuit, what is the potential difference across C4? V4 = v

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V = 12V c1 = 3 mu F c2 = 2 mu F c3 = 2 mu F c4 = 1 mu F c5 = 4 mu F In this circuit, what is the potential difference across C4? V4 = v

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