A complicated RC circuit is shown in ( Figure 1), with R₁ = 15Q₁R₂ = 20, R₂ = 40₁C₁ = 16µF, 1 2 1 and C₂ = 12μF. The capacitors are 2 initially uncharged, and the switch is initially open. Figure 1 of 1 A.) when the switch is first closed, what is the current through R2? B.) after the switch has been closed for a long time how much energy is stored on the capacitors(the total energy on the two of them)? A complicated RC circuit is shown in (Figure 1), with R₁ =15, R2 =20, R3 =40 2, C₁=16 μF, and C₂ =12 F. The capacitors are initially uncharged, and the switch is initially open. Figure R₁ < 1 of 1

A complicated RC circuit is shown in ( Figure 1), with R₁ = 15Q₁R₂ = 20, R₂ = 40₁C₁ = 16µF, 1 2 1 and C₂ = 12μF. The capacitors are 2 initially uncharged, and the switch is initially open. Figure 1 of 1 A.) when the switch is first closed, what is the current through R2? B.) after the switch has been closed for a long time how much energy is stored on the capacitors(the total energy on the two of them)? A complicated RC circuit is shown in (Figure 1), with R₁ =15, R2 =20, R3 =40 2, C₁=16 μF, and C₂ =12 F. The capacitors are initially uncharged, and the switch is initially open. Figure R₁ < 1 of 1

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