34-38 36. Determine the maximum current Imax.А. 3х 107AB. (1/4) x 10 AC. 5 x 10 AD. 4AЕ. ЗА37. Determine the current i(t) through the resistor at time = t*In(10).A. 40AВ. (3/10)AС. 3х 10%AD. (1/4) x 10 AE. 5 x 10 A38. A fully charged capacitor stores energy 64J, How much energy remains whencharge has decreased to one-fourth of its initial value?A. 0JB. 4JC. 16JD. 32JE. 64J 35. Determine the charge qrt) at the capacitor at time / r*In(I0).For the next four items, consider a capacitor C =2x 10°F with charge Oo = 3 x 10'C at time tOs and discharged through a resistor R 5 x 10Q.34. Determine the t of this RC circuit.A. 2sB. 10sC. 12sD. (2/5) x 10-12sE. (5/2) x 10s69A. 3x 10°CB. 3x 10 CC. 3 x 10 CD. 10CE. 1C

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For the next four items, consider a capacitor C = 2 x 10°F with charge Qo = 3 x 10 °C at time t= 0s and discharged through a resistor R 5 x 10 Q. 34. Determine the t of this RC circuit. A. 2s B. 10s C. 12s D. (2/5) x 1012s E. (5/2) x 102s 69 35. Determine the charge qft) at the capacitor at time = r*n(10) A. 3x 10 C B. 3 x 10 C C. 3 x 10 C D. 10C E. 1C

For the next four items, consider a capacitor C = 2 x 10°F with charge Qo = 3 x 10 °C at time t= 0s and discharged through a resistor R 5 x 10 Q. 34. Determine the t of this RC circuit. A. 2s B. 10s C. 12s D. (2/5) x 1012s E. (5/2) x 102s 69 35. Determine the charge qft) at the capacitor at time = r*n(10) A. 3x 10 C B. 3 x 10 C C. 3 x 10 C D. 10C E. 1C

College Physics

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ISBN:9781938168000

Author:Paul Peter Urone, Roger Hinrichs

Publisher:Paul Peter Urone, Roger Hinrichs

Chapter21: Circuits And Dc Instruments

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 33CQ: Draw two graphs of charge versus time on a capacitor. Draw one for charging an initially uncharged...

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