Given C = 0.8 mF. R₁ = 711 Ohms, R2 = 451 Ohms, and L = 1 H in Fig.P6.38, compute the voltage across the capacitor, Vc.12 V+1Figure P6.38CR2Notes on entering solution:Enter your solution in Volts• Enter your solution to 2 decimal points• Do not include units in your answer• ex. 5V is entered as 5.00R1L

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Given C = 0.8 mF. R₁ = 711 Ohms, R2 = 451 Ohms, and L = 1 H in Fig. P6.38, compute the voltage across the capacitor, Vc. C R2 12 V Figure P6.38 Notes on entering solution: • Enter your solution in Volts • Enter your solution to 2 decimal points • Do not include units in your answer • ex. 5V is entered as 5.00 R1 L

Given C = 0.8 mF. R₁ = 711 Ohms, R2 = 451 Ohms, and L = 1 H in Fig. P6.38, compute the voltage across the capacitor, Vc. C R2 12 V Figure P6.38 Notes on entering solution: • Enter your solution in Volts • Enter your solution to 2 decimal points • Do not include units in your answer • ex. 5V is entered as 5.00 R1 L

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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