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The capacitor in the figure shown is initially uncharged and the switch, in position c, is not connected to either side of the circuit.


The capacitor in the figure shown is initially uncharged and the switch, in position c, is not connected to either side of the circuit. The switch is now flipped to position a for 10 ms, (a) What is voltage difference across the capacitor? (b) then the switch flipped to position b for 10 ms and then brought back to position c. What the final voltage difference across the capacitor? 

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