When a battery is connected to a capacitor (device that stores charge) the charge q builds up -t according to the equation q =qo(1-e), where qo is the maximum charge and r is a constant. At what time t does the charge reach 10% of its maximum value? (Note: Enter your answer in terms of tau, 1, using the Greek letters in MathType.) t10% = S

When a battery is connected to a capacitor (device that stores charge) the charge q builds up -t according to the equation q =qo(1-e), where qo is the maximum charge and r is a constant. At what time t does the charge reach 10% of its maximum value? (Note: Enter your answer in terms of tau, 1, using the Greek letters in MathType.) t10% = S

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