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rosent76

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Absolute Zero is what temperature on the Celsius and Fahrenheit scales respectively?
 
  A) -459C, -273F
  B) -273C, -212F
  C) -212C, -273F
  D) -273C, -459F
  E) 0C, 459F

Question 2

1.8 F and 3.6 F capacitors are connected in series and then charged by a 24. volt battery. The battery and capacitors are disconnected and the capacitors reconnected in parallel (plus to plus, minus to minus).
 
  (a) What charge initially flowed from the battery to the series combination?
  (b) What total charge is on the final positive plates?
  (c) What final voltage is across the parallel combination?



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

(a) 29. C
(b) 58. C
(c) 11. volts



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