d. At the instant the capacitor is charged to 87% of its maximum charge,the switch S is flipped from to position b. What is the current throughR2 immediately after the switch is flipped to position b? 1. The figure below shows an RC circuit consists of uncharged capacitor C = 500 µF resistorR1 = 3.50 ko and ideal battery of emf a = 210 V and open switch, S. At t = 0 s, the switchis flipped to position a. When the switch is in position b, the capacitor is disconnectedfrom the ideal battery and R1 and is connected and resistor, R2 = 12.2 kn.%3DSab.R2R1

Given that :C=500μF =500 x 10-6 Fε=210 VR1=3.5 kΩ =3.5 x 103ΩR2=12.2 kΩ =12.2 x 103 ΩThen…

Answered: 1. The figure below shows an RC circuit…

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