10 ? 5 ? 15 ? 12 V
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Since both Q and V are given, we can convert them into energy using the formula: Energy (E) = Charge (Q) × Voltage (V) For the first case, we have 10 Q at US voltage. Let's assume US voltage is U volts. So, the energy for the first case is: E1 = 10Q × U For Show more…
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