A capacitor of capacitance 332 uF is charged with a source of 10 V. It is discharged through a resistor of 1000 Q. Find the current (in amperes) passing through the resistance at t= 79 ms. Give your answer with two decimal places.

A capacitor of capacitance 332 uF is charged with a source of 10 V. It is discharged through a resistor of 1000 Q. Find the current (in amperes) passing through the resistance at t= 79 ms. Give your answer with two decimal places.

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