4.-Initially the capacitor is initially discharged. Calculate: WITH MODE SCI 2 IN POWERS AND UNITS a) The circuit constant, b) The maximum voltage, c) The maximum load, Y at t-o and t→ 00 CALCULATE d) Vc, E=30V A S R=2kQ B C=100μF

4.-Initially the capacitor is initially discharged. Calculate: WITH MODE SCI 2 IN POWERS AND UNITS a) The circuit constant, b) The maximum voltage, c) The maximum load, Y at t-o and t→ 00 CALCULATE d) Vc, E=30V A S R=2kQ B C=100μF

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a) The circuit constant, b) The maximum voltage, c) The maximum load, Y at t=0 and t→00 CALCULATE d) Vc, e) q
E=30V
R=2kQ
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C=100μF

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