calculate the theoretical half lives for the following three circuit combinations using the formula :t1/2= RC ln 2 • 10 kQ and 100 µF• 20 kQ and 100 µF, 330 µF in series• 20 k2 and 100 µF, 330 µF in parallel

1) R = 10000 ohm Capacitance (C) = 1×10-4 F

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calculate the theoretical half lives for the following three circuit combinations using the formula :

t1/2= RC ln 2

• 10 kQ and 100 µF
• 20 kQ and 100 µF, 330 µF in series
• 20 k2 and 100 µF, 330 µF in parallel

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