Be sure to review Example 18.8 before attempting these problems. VP 18.8.1 Part A You are given three capacitors: C₁ = 9

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Be sure to review Example 18.8 before attempting these problems. VP 18.8.1 Part A You are given three capacitors: C₁ = 9

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Be sure to review Example 18.8 before attempting these problems. VP 18.8.1 Part A You are given three capacitors: C₁ = 9.0 μF, C 7.0 pF. and C 8.0 pF. What is the smallest and largest possible equivalent capacitances that can be formed from these? Enter your answers in microfarads in ascending order separated by comma. VE ΑΣΦ Ca Cu = 2.64,24 Submit Previous Answers Request Answer X Incorrect; Try Again ? Review Constants AF
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