6. A series combination of a 1.04 mF capacitor and a resistor are connected to a 205 V battery.After 2.12 s, the voltage across the capacitor is 62.0 V.(a) What is the time constant of this RC circuit?(b) If at that four second mark the battery is subsequently removed and the capacitor is allowed todischarge through the resistor then how many excess electrons will remain on the capacitor at theseven second mark?

Given, t=2.12s Battery, E=205V The voltage across a capacitor,VC=62V So, charge on a capacitor,…

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