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Initially, for circuit shown, switch S is open & capacitor voltage = 80 V. The switch S is closed at t=0. In figure, capacitor voltage when t=40.0s, is closest to A)100V B)66V C)75V D)83V E)91V

Initially, for circuit shown, switch S is open & capacitor voltage = 80 V. The switch S is closed at t=0. In figure, capacitor voltage when t=40.0s, is closest to A)100V B)66V C)75V D)83V E)91V

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Initially, for circuit shown, switch S is open & capacitor voltage = 80 V. The switch S is closed at t=0. In figure, capacitor voltage when t=40.0s, is closest to A)100V B)66V C)75V D)83V E)91V
The image depicts a simple electrical circuit diagram featuring a capacitor and a resistor in series. - **Capacitor**: The circuit includes a capacitor with a capacitance of 25 microfarads (25 µF). - **Resistor**: Following the capacitor, there is a resistor with a resistance of 8.9 megaohms (8.9 MΩ). - **Circuit**: The diagram shows the components connected in series, meaning the current flows through the capacitor and then through the resistor. This type of circuit can be analyzed to study transient responses, such as charging and discharging behaviors of the capacitor over time, which are crucial in understanding RC (resistor-capacitor) circuits.
Transcribed Image Text:The image depicts a simple electrical circuit diagram featuring a capacitor and a resistor in series. - **Capacitor**: The circuit includes a capacitor with a capacitance of 25 microfarads (25 µF). - **Resistor**: Following the capacitor, there is a resistor with a resistance of 8.9 megaohms (8.9 MΩ). - **Circuit**: The diagram shows the components connected in series, meaning the current flows through the capacitor and then through the resistor. This type of circuit can be analyzed to study transient responses, such as charging and discharging behaviors of the capacitor over time, which are crucial in understanding RC (resistor-capacitor) circuits.
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Step 1: Determining the given variable

When switch is open, the capacitor voltage open parentheses V subscript 0 close parentheses equals 80 space V

Resistance open parentheses R close parentheses equals 8.6 space M capital omega

Capacitance open parentheses C close parentheses equals 25 space mu F

Time open parentheses t close parentheses equals 40.0 space s


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