Battery = 9V, C = 1 x 10^(-6) F, R = 10 ohms.
Solve for sections (b) and (c).
Please include detailed step-by-step + sketch, if handwritten, write large and clearly. Thank you.
Homework Answers
b)
t= 5*10^-6 sec
Q = Q0*e^-t/RC-----------(1)
Q0 = C*V = 9*10^-6-----------(2)
1 and 2 :
Q = 9*10^-6*e^(-5*10^-6/(10*10^-6)) = 5.4587759*10^-6 C answer
I = I0e^-t/RC-----------(3)
I0 = V0/R = 9/10-----------(4)
3 and 4
I = (9/10)*e^(-5*10^-6/(10*10^-6)) = 0.5458775937413701 A answer
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