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QUESTION 2 af If we know that =0, and that f(0) is 69 volts, T is 3.84 seconds, then at what time in seconds would we expect f(t) to be 14 times th value at t=0 ? Please use three significant digits and fixed point notation.

QUESTION 2 af If we know that =0, and that f(0) is 69 volts, T is 3.84 seconds, then at what time in seconds would we expect f(t) to be 14 times th value at t=0 ? Please use three significant digits and fixed point notation.

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QUESTION 2 aff If we know that dt =0, and that f(0) is 69 volts, T is 3.84 seconds, then at what time in seconds would we expect f(t) to be 14 times the value at t=0 ? Please use three significant digits and fixed point notation. QUESTION 3 aftt) dt f(t) = GL, and that f(0) is 8x10^4/cc, T is 1.9 microseconds, GL is 3x10^12/(cc*s). Then at what time in microseconds If we know that would we expect f(t) to be increase by a factor of 7 from it's value at t=0 ? digits and scientific notation, i.e. 1.23e-45. cc = cm^3, microsecond = 10^-6 seconds, please use three significant QUESTION 4 If we know that f. = 0. f(0) is 3x10^13/cc, f(+ oo) = 0, and L is 9.2 microns, then at what distance in microns would we expect f(x) to be reduced 3.1 times the value at x=0 ? cc = cm^3. Please use three significant digits and fixed point notation. 10 QUESTION 5
Transcribed Image Text:QUESTION 2 aff If we know that dt =0, and that f(0) is 69 volts, T is 3.84 seconds, then at what time in seconds would we expect f(t) to be 14 times the value at t=0 ? Please use three significant digits and fixed point notation. QUESTION 3 aftt) dt f(t) = GL, and that f(0) is 8x10^4/cc, T is 1.9 microseconds, GL is 3x10^12/(cc*s). Then at what time in microseconds If we know that would we expect f(t) to be increase by a factor of 7 from it's value at t=0 ? digits and scientific notation, i.e. 1.23e-45. cc = cm^3, microsecond = 10^-6 seconds, please use three significant QUESTION 4 If we know that f. = 0. f(0) is 3x10^13/cc, f(+ oo) = 0, and L is 9.2 microns, then at what distance in microns would we expect f(x) to be reduced 3.1 times the value at x=0 ? cc = cm^3. Please use three significant digits and fixed point notation. 10 QUESTION 5
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