a) Time constant of a prallel RC circuit, T = RC
R = 260,000 ohm
C = 70 mu F
T = 260,000 * 70/1000,000 = 18.2 s
b) initial voltage = Vo
voltage discharge equation of capacitor, V = Vo*exp(-t/T)
now, V = 0.3Vo/100
so, 0.003 = exp(-t/18.2)
t = 105.726 s
c) initial voltage = 0
maximum voltage = Vo
charging equation
V = Vo(1 - exp(-t/T))
0.865 = 1 - exp(-t/18.2)
t = 36.4451 s
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