R2In the circuit shown above, the battery supplies a constant voltage V when the switch S is closed. The value ofthe capacitance is C, and the value of the resistances are R, and R2.22 imunediately after the switch is closed, the current supplied by the battery isC) V/R;A) V/(R + R)B) V/R¡D) V(R, + R2)/R ,R2E) zero23 A long tume after the switch has been closed, the current supplied by the batery isC) V/R;A) V/(R; + R;)B) V/R¡D) V(R¡ + R2)/R¡R2E) zero

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R2 tn the circuit shown above, the battery supplies a constant voltage V when the switch S is closed. The value of the capacitance is C, and the value of the resistances are R, and R2- imumediately after the switch is closed, the current supplied by the battery is C) V/R2 A) V/(R¡ + R) B) V/R| D) V(R, + R2)/R,R2 E) zero A long time afler the switch has been closed, the current supplied by the battery is C) V/R; A) V/(R; + R;) B) V/R, D) V(R, + R2)/R¡R2 E) zero

R2 tn the circuit shown above, the battery supplies a constant voltage V when the switch S is closed. The value of the capacitance is C, and the value of the resistances are R, and R2- imumediately after the switch is closed, the current supplied by the battery is C) V/R2 A) V/(R¡ + R) B) V/R| D) V(R, + R2)/R,R2 E) zero A long time afler the switch has been closed, the current supplied by the battery is C) V/R; A) V/(R; + R;) B) V/R, D) V(R, + R2)/R¡R2 E) zero

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