Three capacitors each of $6\,\mu F$ are available. The minimum and maximum capacitances which may be obtained are
A$6\,\mu F,\;18\,\mu F$
B$3\,\mu F,\;12\,\mu F$
C$2\,\mu F,\;12\,\mu F$
D$2\,\mu F,\;18\,\mu F$
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D$2\,\mu F,\;18\,\mu F$
d (d) Minimum when connected in series and maximum when connected in parallel.
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