2. Consider the circuit shown in the figure. Initially the capacitor is uncharged. and capacitor20 is uncharged. The resistance of the resistor is R. At time t=0 both switches S, and S2 areclosed simultaneously. In terms of R, C, & and ɛ2 ,a) Find the current across the capacitor just after that the switches are closed (t = 0+).b) What is the final values of the charge on the capacitors?S2E1E2VVVVV-VVVV-R

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2. Consider the circuit shown in the figure. Initially the capacitor is uncharged. and capacitor 20 is uncharged. The resistance of the resistor is R. At time t=0 both switches S, and S, are and closed simultaneously. In terms of R, C, ɛ1 a) Find the current across the capacitor just after that the switches are closed (t = 0+). b) What is the final values of the charge on the capacitors? S2 E1 E2 VVVVV -VVVV-

2. Consider the circuit shown in the figure. Initially the capacitor is uncharged. and capacitor 20 is uncharged. The resistance of the resistor is R. At time t=0 both switches S, and S, are and closed simultaneously. In terms of R, C, ɛ1 a) Find the current across the capacitor just after that the switches are closed (t = 0+). b) What is the final values of the charge on the capacitors? S2 E1 E2 VVVVV -VVVV-

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Chapter10: Direct-current Circuits

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