onsider the circuit below: SW1 R1 100 Q +V1 12 V C1 1 mF R2 100 Q The capacitor has an initial voltage of 3V and the switch is closed at time t=0; Determine the following: i.) The time constant, tau, for the capacitor charging ii) an expression for the time, tch, to develop a voltage of Vc volts across the capacitor, where 3

onsider the circuit below: SW1 R1 100 Q +V1 12 V C1 1 mF R2 100 Q The capacitor has an initial voltage of 3V and the switch is closed at time t=0; Determine the following: i.) The time constant, tau, for the capacitor charging ii) an expression for the time, tch, to develop a voltage of Vc volts across the capacitor, where 3

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