Consider a series RC circuit as in Figure below for which R =7.4 MQ, C=2.2 µF, and ɛ=30.0 V. Find the maximum charge ( in units of µC) the capacitor can have after a very long time of the switch S being closed. S R

Consider a series RC circuit as in Figure below for which R =7.4 MQ, C=2.2 µF, and ɛ=30.0 V. Find the maximum charge ( in units of µC) the capacitor can have after a very long time of the switch S being closed. S R

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