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c) R/2 d) R/4 5. In the electric circuit shown in the figure below, the time constants of charging capacitor C (when the switch s is open) is , and of discharging C (when s is closed) is ?2. Their values are: 50 k2 T1-0.5 s , t,-0.5s d) ?,-1.5 s , T2 0.5 s 100 k? Page 2
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