15.Which of the following circuits will take longer to achieve a steady state condition?Circuit 1: 1 F capacitor, 5 v battery, 10resistorCircuit 2: 5 F capacitor, 5 v battery, 1 resistorCircuit 3: 2 F capacitor, 1 v battery, 10 resistorA. Circuit 1B. Circuit 2C. Circuit 3D. Circuits 1 and 2 take the longest to reach steady stateT

Circuit 2 will take the longest to reach steady state. Option (B) is correct.

15. Which of the following circuits will take longer to achieve a steady state condition? Circuit 1: 1 F capacitor, 5 v battery, 10 9 resistor Circuit 2: 5 F capacitor, 5 v battery, 19 resistor Circuit 3: 2 F capacitor, 1 v battery, 10 resistor A. Circuit 1 B. Circuit 2 C. Circuit 3 D. Circuits 1 and 2 take the longest to reach steady state TR

15. Which of the following circuits will take longer to achieve a steady state condition? Circuit 1: 1 F capacitor, 5 v battery, 10 9 resistor Circuit 2: 5 F capacitor, 5 v battery, 19 resistor Circuit 3: 2 F capacitor, 1 v battery, 10 resistor A. Circuit 1 B. Circuit 2 C. Circuit 3 D. Circuits 1 and 2 take the longest to reach steady state TR

College Physics

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ISBN:9781938168000

Author:Paul Peter Urone, Roger Hinrichs

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Chapter20: Electric Current, Resistance, And Ohm's Law

Section: Chapter Questions

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