3. The voltage across a 25-uF Capacitor is as follows: |6t kV 0≤t≤2ms v(t)= (-3t+ 0.018)kV 2ms ≤t≤ 6ms 10 elsewhere Find the energy stored in the electric field of the Capacitor at: a) t=1.5ms b) t=4ms c) t=8ms

3. The voltage across a 25-uF Capacitor is as follows: |6t kV 0≤t≤2ms v(t)= (-3t+ 0.018)kV 2ms ≤t≤ 6ms 10 elsewhere Find the energy stored in the electric field of the Capacitor at: a) t=1.5ms b) t=4ms c) t=8ms

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3. The voltage across a 25-uF Capacitor is as follows:
|6t kV
0≤t≤2ms
v(t)= (-3t+ 0.018)kV 2ms ≤t≤ 6ms
10
elsewhere
Find the energy stored in the electric field of the
Capacitor at:
a) t=1.5ms
b) t=4ms
c) t=8ms

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