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Total charge in the circuit??
Okay this may seem silly. But isn't the total charge of a circuit always conserved? So what ever the arrangememt of capacitors are the total charge in the circuit mist be C. But if they want me to show the total charge in the capacitors, then it will be a different story which I hopefully will be able to solve.
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