A capacitor discharges through a 820k2 resistor and drops toitsoriginal voltage in 7min How many farads is the capacitor?-tV =VneRCSelect one:a. C = 0.72 mFb. c= 0.76 mFC. C= 0.75 mFd. c= 0.74 mF

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its A capacitor discharges through a 820k2 resistor and drops to original voltage in 7 min How many farads is the capacitor? V =VneRC Select one: a. c = 0.72 mF b. c= 0.76 mF C. C= 0.75 mF d. c= 0.74 mF

its A capacitor discharges through a 820k2 resistor and drops to original voltage in 7 min How many farads is the capacitor? V =VneRC Select one: a. c = 0.72 mF b. c= 0.76 mF C. C= 0.75 mF d. c= 0.74 mF

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A capacitor discharges through a 820k2 resistor and drops to
its
original voltage in 7min How many farads is the capacitor?
-t
V =VneRC
Select one:
a. C = 0.72 mF
b. c= 0.76 mF
C. C= 0.75 mF
d. c= 0.74 mF

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