Capacitor C is initially uncharged at t=0 (when switch S is toggled from open to closed). What is the change in the voltage drop V2 across resistor R2 from t=0 to t = ∞ (meaning a large number of time constants later)? The values are: ε= 1.4 kV, C = 4.5 µF, R1 = 0.71 M Ω, R2 = R3 = 0.58 M Ω. Note that 1 M Ω= 106 ohms. Give your answer in V.
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Capacitor C is initially uncharged at t=0 (when switch S is toggled from open to closed). What is the change in the voltage drop V2 across resistor R2 from t=0 to t = ∞ (meaning a large number of time constants later)? The values are: ε= 1.4 kV, C = 4.5 µF, R1 = 0.71 M Ω, R2 = R3 = 0.58 M Ω. Note that 1 M Ω= 106 ohms. Give your answer in V.
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