E R₁ C₁ Lo I Consider the circuit shown in the figure. The battery voltage is & = 22.00 Volts. The resistors have values of: R₁ =12 Ohm R₂ = 14 Ohm The capacitors have values of: C₁ =173 µFarad C₂ His 10-6 = 219 µFarad T There is no charge on the capacitors before the switch is closed. C2 a) What is the charge on capacitor C₂ immediately after the switch is closed? b) What is the current through R₂ immediately after the switch is closed? c) What is the current through resistor R₁ immediately after the switch is closed? d) What is the current through C₂ a long time after the switch is closed? ww e) What is the charge on capacitor C₂ a long time after the switch is closed? R2 Amps Amps Amps Coulomb

E R₁ C₁ Lo I Consider the circuit shown in the figure. The battery voltage is & = 22.00 Volts. The resistors have values of: R₁ =12 Ohm R₂ = 14 Ohm The capacitors have values of: C₁ =173 µFarad C₂ His 10-6 = 219 µFarad T There is no charge on the capacitors before the switch is closed. C2 a) What is the charge on capacitor C₂ immediately after the switch is closed? b) What is the current through R₂ immediately after the switch is closed? c) What is the current through resistor R₁ immediately after the switch is closed? d) What is the current through C₂ a long time after the switch is closed? ww e) What is the charge on capacitor C₂ a long time after the switch is closed? R2 Amps Amps Amps Coulomb

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