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Engineering, 03.12.2019 03:31, 1thousandwishes

For the electric circuit, given that c1=0.1 microf, c2=0.1 microf, c3=0.3 microf, and c4=0.3 microf and the total voltage drop across capacitors c1 and c2 at t=0 is v1(0)+v2(0)=120v, what is the initial energy stored in the capacitors network, w(t=0, total)?

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