2- For the given circuit find V₂ (t = ∞o) (C1 and C2 is initially charged).15VC1:10μFR1ww1kQ2. Repeat 1 but with C₁ = 1uF, and C₂ = 10uF.OC210μF+5V

In this question, we need to determine the voltage across the capacitor C2 at time t-> ∞.

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2- For the given circuit find V₂ (t = ∞o) (C1 and C2 is initially charged). 15V C1 :10μF R1 www 1kQ 2. Repeat 1 but with C₁ = 1uF, and C₂ = 10µF. O C2 10μF + 5V