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A capacitor, C'is connected across an emf given by: v(t) = Vo sin(wt) Write an expression for the current through the capacitor. I(t) =

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Chapter21: Alternating-Current Circuits And Electromagnetic Waves

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A capacitor, C'is connected across an emf given by:
v(t) = Vo sin(wt)
Write an expression for the current through the capacitor.
I(t) =

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