Problem 2(i) A capacitor with C= 4.0 µF is charged through a 5.0 MN resistor when connected to abattery of emf E-12.0 V as in the following circuit.(a) Write down the equation describingKirchhoff's Law for the closed circuit (showclearly which plate of the capacitor is positive andwhich is negative).Calculate: (b) the time constant of the circuit and(c) the final value of the charge of the capacitor.(d) At what time is the voltage across the capacitorRequal to that of the resistor?(ii) When the capacitor is full charged, the battery is suddenly removed from the circuitand the capacitor is left to discharge. After how much time will its stored energy drop tohalf value?

Given, Capacitor with C = 4.0μF Resistor with R = 5.0 MΩ Battery with emf = 12.0 V

Answered: (i) A capacitor with C 4.0 uF is…

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