Posted by Liz on Sunday, February 3, 2013 at 6:36pm.
The +Q charge from the + side of the battery actually goes to the + side of the first capacitor. That is really the end of the story so the answer is C)
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but I will babble on.
an equal and opposite - Q charge appears on the - side of that first capacitor. It comes from the top side of capacitor 2 leaving + Q on the + side of capacitor 2
that draws an -Q from the top of capacitor 3, leaving on the top and -Q on the bottom of capacitor 3
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the end
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