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Ten capacitors are joined in parallel and charged with a battery up to a potential $V$ . They are disconnected from the battery and joined in series. Then, the potential of this combination will be :

A

1 V

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10 V

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C

5 V

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D

2 V

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Solution

The correct option is A $10 V$
In series combination potential will be added
$V_{t o t a l} = 10 V$

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