13. Consider the graph below, which shows the voltage of a ca- pacitor discharging through different resistors. Δν RG RB Ry →t Rank from least to greatest the three resistors by their resistances. • A. Ry < Rg

13. Consider the graph below, which shows the voltage of a ca- pacitor discharging through different resistors. Δν RG RB Ry →t Rank from least to greatest the three resistors by their resistances. • A. Ry < Rg

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13. Consider the graph below, which shows the voltage of a ca-
pacitor discharging through different resistors.
Δν
RG
RB
Ry
→t
Rank from least to greatest the three resistors by their resistances.
• A. Ry < Rg <RB
• B. RG < Ry < RB
• C. RG < RB < Ry
• D. RB < RG<Ry
• E. RB < Ry <RG
• F. Ry = RG =RB
• G. Ry < RB < RG

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