In the circuit shown in the figure, there are two parallel plate capacitors each of capacitance $C$. The switch $S _1$ is pressed first to fully charge the capacitor $C_1$ and then released. The switch $S_2$ is then pressed to charge the capacitor $C _2$. After some time, $S _2$ is released and then $S _3$ is pressed. After some time.

$(A)$ the charge on the upper plate of $C _1$ is $2 CV _0$

$(B)$ the charge on the upper plate of $C _1$ is $CV _0$

$(C)$ the charge on the upper plate of $C _2$ is $0$

$(D)$ the charge on the upper plate of $C _2$ is $- CV _0$

IIT 2013, Medium
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When switch $S _1$ is released charge on $C _1$ is $2 CV _0$ (on upper plate)

When switch $S _2$ is released charge on $C _1$ is $CV _0$ (on upper plate) and charge on $C _2$ is $CV _0$ (on upper plate)

When switch $S _2$ is released charge on $C _1$ is $CV _0$ (on upper plate) and charge on $C _2$ is $- CV _0$ (on upper plate)

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