C3.R2R1t = 0SRFor the circuit shown in the figure, the switch S is closed at t = 0. If R,%3D12and R2find the current in the battery as a function of time.12a) I =-R.124-12t/RC+12eb) I =e-3t/12RC12R3812R3Ec) I =-3€ e-31/4RC4R4R48e-t /3RC +3Rd) I%3D3Re) / =12e-121/3RC12e%3D3R3R

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C R2 R1 t = 0 S For the circuit shown in the figure, the switch S is closed at t = 0. If R, %3D 12 and R2 R. find the current in the battery as a function of time. 12 12e 12e a) I = e-12t/RC + b) I = e-3t/12RC + 12R 3e 38 12R c) I = e-3t/4RC 4R 3E 3E 4R 48 d) I = e-4t/3RC + %3D 3R 3R e) / = 12e-121/3RC+ 12E 3R 3R

C R2 R1 t = 0 S For the circuit shown in the figure, the switch S is closed at t = 0. If R, %3D 12 and R2 R. find the current in the battery as a function of time. 12 12e 12e a) I = e-12t/RC + b) I = e-3t/12RC + 12R 3e 38 12R c) I = e-3t/4RC 4R 3E 3E 4R 48 d) I = e-4t/3RC + %3D 3R 3R e) / = 12e-121/3RC+ 12E 3R 3R

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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