If $\varepsilon$ ₁ = 4 $\varepsilon$ ₂ = 12 $\Omega$ ,R₂ = 12

question 64

Multiple Choice

If $\varepsilon$ ₁ = 4.0 V, $\varepsilon$ ₂ = 12.0 V,R₁ = 4 $\Omega$ ,R₂ = 12 $\Omega$ ,C = 3 $\mu$ F,Q = 18 $\mu$ C,and I = 2.5 A,what is the potential difference V_a -V_b?

• A)-30 V
• B)30 V
• C)5.0 V
• D)-5.0 V
• E)-1.0 V

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