52 VC + ll 3F 2H OV 100Ω 312 { 612 ) 6A he following circuit has been in this state for a very long time. Determine v, the voltage across the capacitor and i, the current through the nductor. In both cases, pay attention to the sign of the voltage and the direction of the current. You answer must be accurate to 1 decimal place. Do not write any more than one decimal place. Your answer must be converted to the units provided. Do not write the units in your answers. If one of your answers is 830mV and the answer is in Volts, then just type in 0.8 as your single decimals answer. Volts

52 VC + ll 3F 2H OV 100Ω 312 { 612 ) 6A he following circuit has been in this state for a very long time. Determine v, the voltage across the capacitor and i, the current through the nductor. In both cases, pay attention to the sign of the voltage and the direction of the current. You answer must be accurate to 1 decimal place. Do not write any more than one decimal place. Your answer must be converted to the units provided. Do not write the units in your answers. If one of your answers is 830mV and the answer is in Volts, then just type in 0.8 as your single decimals answer. Volts

Delmar's Standard Textbook Of Electricity

7th Edition

ISBN:9781337900348

Author:Stephen L. Herman

Publisher:Stephen L. Herman

Chapter21: Resistive-capacitive Series Circuits

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 2PP: Assume that the voltage drop across the resistor, ER, is 78 V; the voltage drop across the...

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