Lecture Review AssignmentDraw a circuit with only one resistor andcapacitor that is equivalent to thiscircuit.What is the time constant of this RCcircuit?R₁wwwAfter a long time of charging, what is thecharge on the capacitor 1 and current inresistor 1?VSC3V = 6.0VR₁ = 25025ΩR₂ =33033NR₂C₁C₂C₁C₁ = 12µFC₂ = 23µFC3C3 = 46µF

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Lecture Review Assignment Draw a circuit with only one resistor and capacitor that is equivalent to this circuit. What is the time constant of this RC circuit? After a long time of charging, what is the charge on the capacitor 1 and current in V resistor 1? R₁ = R₁ = R₂ = S R₂ C₁ HH C3 C₂ 6.0V C₁ = 12µF 250 C2 = 23µF 25Ω 330 C3 = 46μF 33Ω

Lecture Review Assignment Draw a circuit with only one resistor and capacitor that is equivalent to this circuit. What is the time constant of this RC circuit? After a long time of charging, what is the charge on the capacitor 1 and current in V resistor 1? R₁ = R₁ = R₂ = S R₂ C₁ HH C3 C₂ 6.0V C₁ = 12µF 250 C2 = 23µF 25Ω 330 C3 = 46μF 33Ω

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