011 If R = 4 k2,C = 2 mF, Ɛ = 21 V, Q = 32 mC, and I = 4 mA, what is the potential difference, Vaifs = V, – Va? 21 V 4 k2 Mob 4 mA a 2 mF Caution: Be careful with the signs. Answer in units of V.

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