A large capacitor of 1000 µF is charged by a steady current of 1 mA until it reaches a voltage of100 V. At that voltage, the charging circuit is disconnected.a)Calculate how long the charging takes.A 10 k2 resistor is connected across the capacitor to discharge it. Sketch a graph of thecurrent I in the resistor as a function of time, with appropriate numbers and units markedon the axes.b)

Given:- The capacitance C =1000 μF The current I = 1mA = 1 x 10-3 A Voltage 100 V Find:- a)The how…

A large capacitor of 1000 µF is charged by a steady current of 1 mA until it reaches a voltage of 100 V. At that voltage, the charging circuit is disconnected. a) Calculate how long the charging takes. b) A 10 kN resistor is connected across the capacitor to discharge it. Sketch a graph of the current I in the resistor as a function of time, with appropriate numbers and units marked on the axes.

A large capacitor of 1000 µF is charged by a steady current of 1 mA until it reaches a voltage of 100 V. At that voltage, the charging circuit is disconnected. a) Calculate how long the charging takes. b) A 10 kN resistor is connected across the capacitor to discharge it. Sketch a graph of the current I in the resistor as a function of time, with appropriate numbers and units marked on the axes.

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