1. The capacitor voltage (VC) in the of discharging at a specific value of time t = T = RC [ d.c. Voltage Supply (ɛ)= 10 volts] is 6.3 V 14.14 V. 7.07 V. 3.7 V. This is a required question 2. When will be capacitors fully charged? * When the supply voltage is equal to the capacitor voltage. When voltage is infinity.

1. The capacitor voltage (VC) in the of discharging at a specific value of time t = T = RC [ d.c. Voltage Supply (ɛ)= 10 volts] is 6.3 V 14.14 V. 7.07 V. 3.7 V. This is a required question 2. When will be capacitors fully charged? * When the supply voltage is equal to the capacitor voltage. When voltage is infinity.

College Physics

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Chapter17: Current And Resistance

Section: Chapter Questions

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