How long will it take a charged 80 µF capacitor to lose 82% of its initial energy when it is allowed to discharge through a 45 Q resistor? O a. 0.36 ms O b. 6.17 ms O c. 1.89 ms O d. 0.71 ms O e. 3.09 ms Next pa

How long will it take a charged 80 µF capacitor to lose 82% of its initial energy when it is allowed to discharge through a 45 Q resistor? O a. 0.36 ms O b. 6.17 ms O c. 1.89 ms O d. 0.71 ms O e. 3.09 ms Next pa

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