Q.6: For the circuit shown beside, the switch in position "1" for long period enough for steady-state, and then moved to position "2". Compute the consumed energy in the resistance and compare it with the energy stored in the capacitor. (Ans.: 0.2 Joules) 2002 $2002 100V 40μF

Q.6: For the circuit shown beside, the switch in position "1" for long period enough for steady-state, and then moved to position "2". Compute the consumed energy in the resistance and compare it with the energy stored in the capacitor. (Ans.: 0.2 Joules) 2002 $2002 100V 40μF

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Q.6: For the circuit shown beside, the switch in
position "1" for long period enough for steady-state,
and then moved to position "2". Compute the
consumed energy in the resistance and compare it
with the energy stored in the capacitor.
(Ans.: 0.2 Joules)
F0
2002
2002
100V
-40μF

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