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9. Consider the circuit of Figure P8.9, in which R = 100 Q and R, = 50 12. Let v2O) - 500 mV. (a) e a = 7. Compute the equiva


where t is the circuit time constant. b) Let a = -11. Compute the equivalent resistance seen by the capacitor. Find ud) for +
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