If capacitances is decreased from 150µF to100µF, then half life (t/2) will beO a. unchangedb. reducedO c. decreased to halfO d. increased

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If capacitances is decreased from 150µF to 100HF, then half life (t/2) will be O a. unchanged O b. reduced O c. decreased to half O d. increased

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Chapter33: Alternating Current Circuits

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100µF, then half life (t/2) will be
O a. unchanged
b. reduced
O c. decreased to half
O d. increased

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