Q5. 3AF Two capacitors were fully charged using a battery of 12V and then disconnected from this battery. They were both then connected as shown in Fig.Q5 and the switch is also closed. a. What is the remaining charge on the 3µF capacitor after 1ms? b. What is the remaining charge on the 2µF capacitor after 1ms? c. What is the resister current after 1ms? 500 n Fig. Q5

Q5. 3AF Two capacitors were fully charged using a battery of 12V and then disconnected from this battery. They were both then connected as shown in Fig.Q5 and the switch is also closed. a. What is the remaining charge on the 3µF capacitor after 1ms? b. What is the remaining charge on the 2µF capacitor after 1ms? c. What is the resister current after 1ms? 500 n Fig. Q5

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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