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Capacitor Network Problems

The document provides 17 practice problems for finding the equivalent capacitance between points X and Y in circuits with combinations of capacitors. The problems range from basic to advanced and include determining the equivalent capacitance based on circuits with series and parallel capacitors. The correct answers to each problem are provided as multiple choice options.

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Capacitor Network Problems

The document provides 17 practice problems for finding the equivalent capacitance between points X and Y in circuits with combinations of capacitors. The problems range from basic to advanced and include determining the equivalent capacitance based on circuits with series and parallel capacitors. The correct answers to each problem are provided as multiple choice options.

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Practice Networks (Find equivalent capacitance between X and Y)

Basic Level

1. [Karnataka CET 2003]

4 F (a) 3 F
X
(b) 2 F
4 F 2 F 2 F (c) 4 F
(d) 8 F

4 F Y

2. [MP PET 2003]

C 5
(a) C
C 8
3
X Y (b) C
5
C
C 5
(c) C
3
(d) C
3. [MP PET 2003]
C (a) 2C
Y
(b) C/5
C
C C (c) 5C
(d) C/2

X C

4. [DCE 2001]
(a) 8F
4 F 4 F
(b) 6F

4 F (c) 268 F

X Y 10
4 F 4 F (d) F
38

5. [DCE 2000 Similar to MP PMT 1992 and MP PET 1983]


15 F X (a) 15F
(b) 20F

15 F 15 F (c) 25F
(d) 30F

15 F Y
6. [CBSE 1999]
C1 = 6 F
(a) 24 F
C3 = 6 F C2 = 6 F
(b) 18 F
X C5 = 6 F Y
(c) 12F

C4 = 6 F (d) 6 F

7. [MP PET /PMT 1988]


12 F (a) 47 F
X
(b) 3 F

2 F 3 F (c) 60 F
(d) 10 F
Y
20 F

8. [Pb PMT 1999]


X (a) 2.2 F
5 F 10 F
(b) 3.2F

4 F (c) 1.2 F
Y
(d) 4.7 F

9. [MP PET 1996]


2 F 12 F (a) 28/9F
(b) 4F
2 F (c) 5F
X Y (d) 18F

2 F

10. [MP PET 1997]


2 F 1
(a) F
2 F 5 F 2 F
2
1 F
(b) 1 F
X Y
(c) 2 F
2 F 1 F (d) 1.33 F

11. [MP PMT 1999; CPMT 1986, 88]


(a) 40 F
10 F 10 F (b) 20 F
10 F (c) 30 F
X Y
(d) 10 F
10 F 10 F
12. [RPET 1997]
X (a) 3C
2C 2C (b) 2C

2C (c) C
C
C
C C (d)
Y 3

13.
3C 3C 3C 3C (a) C
X (b) 9 C
2C 2C 2C 3C (c) 0.86 C

Y
(d) 5.0 C
3C 3C 3C 3C

14.
(a) Zero
C C C C
X (b) Infinite

C C C C (c) 0.62 C
(d) 1.62 C
Y

15.
2 F (a) 10 F
X
(b) 20 F
8 F 1 F 1 F
(c) 5 F
4 F 4 F (d) 2.5 F
Y

16.
2F (a) 3F
Each 3F

(b) 4F
Each 6F

X Y (c) 5F
(d) 6F
Each 4F

17.
2F
Each 3F
(a) 3 F
(b) 6 F
Each 6F

X Y (c) 1.5 F
(d) 9 F
Each 4F
Practice Networks (Find equivalent capacitance between X and Y)

Advance Level

18.
6 F 3 F (a) 3.6 F
X 6 F (b) 6 F
9 F
4 F (c) 1.5 F
9F
5 F (d) 9 F
Y

19.
C (a) C/2
X
(b) C
C C
(c) 2C
(d) 6C
C C C
Y

20.
C C (a) C
C C (b) C/2
(c) 2C
C C
X Y (d) 3C
C C

21.
Y
5
X (a) C
C 3
2
(b) C
C C 3
C
(c) C
(d) 2C

22.
(a) C

C 2C 4C 8C
(b) C/2
X Y
(c) 2C
(d)
23.
2 F
X (a) 17/6F
4 F
2 F (b) 12/17F
4 F
(c) 6/5 F
3 F 3 F (d) 3 F
Y

24.
C C
(a) C
C (b) 2C
C
C (c) 3C
X Y
C (d) 4C

C C

25.
C (a) C/10
C C
(b) 10C/3
C C C
(c) 3C/10
C C
X C Y (d) 9C

26.
X Y
+
(a) C
C (b) 5C
C (c) 2C
C
(d) 3C
C
C

27.
C
(a) C
C
(b) 2C
C
C (c) 3C
C (d) 4C
X C Y

28.
C X + Y (a) 6C
(b) 5C
(c) 3C
C C C
(d) 2C
C C
29.
C Y (a) C
C (b) 4C
C C C C (c) 6C
C
(d) 0
C

X C

30.

C (a) C
(b) 2C
C C C
(c) 3C
(d) 2C/3
+
X Y

31.
(a) 32 F
8 F 8 F 8 F 8 F (b) 2 F
(c) 8 F
X
(d) 16 F

32.
10 0 A
X (a)
5a
a
9 0 A
(b)
a 7a

a
11 0 A
(c)
Y 8a
a a a
12 0 A
(d)
18a
33.
1 F 19
(a) F
X 56
64
2 F 3 F 2 F
(b) F
11
1 F
56
(c) F
Y 11
9
(d) F
37
34.

C 5
(a) C
C
6
C C
X C C
(b)
C 6
C
C C
C Y C
(c)
C 5
C
6C
(d)
5
35. [EAMCET 1990]

X (a) 1 F
1F
1F
(b) 2 F
16 Capacitor

1 F 1F
8 Capacitor

1F 1
(c) F
1F 2
1F

Y (d)

36.

2l 3C
X (a)
7
l
l 7C
(b)
l Y 3

2l (c) 5C
(d) 2C
37.
C
4C
C C C (a)
5
C C
X
5C
C C Y (b)
C C 4
C
(c) 12 C
C
C
(d)
12

***

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