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1. Parallel Connection:
   • Capacitors $C_2$ (10 µF) and $C_4$ (3 µF) appear to be in parallel based on typical arrangements. Equivalent capacitance for parallel: $C_{\text{eq, parallel}} = C_2 + C_4 = 10\,\mu F + 3\,\mu F = 13\,\mu F$
2. Series Connection:
   • This equivalent capacitance from above (13 µF) is likely in series with $C_1$ (2 µF). Equivalent capacitance for series: $\frac{1}{C_{\text{eq, series}}} = \frac{1}{C_1} + \frac{1}{C_{\text{eq, parallel}}} = \frac{1}{2} + \frac{1}{13}$ $C_{\text{eq, series}} \approx 1.7105 \, \mu F$
3. More Parallel Connections:
   • The $C_{\text{eq, series}}$ from above, $C_3$ (3 µF), and $C_5$ (2 µF) might be in parallel. Therefore: $C_{\text{total}} = C_{\text{eq, series}} + C_3 + C_5$ $C_{\text{total}} \approx 1.7105\,\mu F + 3\,\mu F + 2\,\mu F = 6.7105\,\mu F$

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1. Determine the Total Resistance (RT): Since your image is showing capacitors, if we assume these represent resistive values for simplification, we'll combine them in series and parallel to get the total resistance.
2. Calculate Currents (IF): Using Ohm's Law, we can determine the current in each branch/malla once we know the total resistance.
3. Calculate Power and Voltage on R5: Power and voltage on R5 can be calculated using the formulas $ P = I^2 \times R $ and $ V = I \times R $.

• Combine series and parallel elements:
  • Assuming some series and parallel combination of resistors like the capacitors, we would calculate RT step by step similar to working with resistances with specific equivalent formulas.

• $ I = \frac{V}{R} $
• Calculate for each branch using the equivalent resistance of that malla.

• $ P = I^2 \times R5 $
• $ V = I \times R5 $