A 400 µF capacitor is charged so that the voltage across its plates rises at a constant rate from 0 V to 4.0 V in 20 s. What current is being used to charge the capacitor? 5 μΑ 40 μΑ 103. 20 μΑ 80 μΑ A D

A 400 µF capacitor is charged so that the voltage across its plates rises at a constant rate from 0 V to 4.0 V in 20 s. What current is being used to charge the capacitor? 5 μΑ 40 μΑ 103. 20 μΑ 80 μΑ A D

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A 400 µF capacitor is charged so that the voltage across its plates rises at a constant rate from 0 V
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5 µA
40 μΑ
103.
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