A RC series circuit composed of 2 capacitors in parallel and in series with a resistance of R = 100Ω. The two capacitors each have C = 5μF is fully charged by a 150V source and is discharged to R. What is the rate of change in current at t = τ? What is the %change in current between the time t = τ and t = 2τ?
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A RC series circuit composed of 2 capacitors in parallel and in series with a resistance of R = 100Ω. The two
capacitors each have C = 5μF is fully charged by a 150V source and is discharged to R. What is the rate of change
in current at t = τ? What is the %change in current between the time t = τ and t = 2τ?
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