Q2:For the circuit and waveform shown in figures below ,calculate: 1. Sketch the waveform of charge and the amount of charge has entered the box at :t-1s, t-3s and t= 4.5s 2. the power absorbed at t=1s ,t-2.5 s ,t-4.5 s and t-5.5 s 3. The energy absorbed by the box between 0 and 6 s

Q2:For the circuit and waveform shown in figures below ,calculate: 1. Sketch the waveform of charge and the amount of charge has entered the box at :t-1s, t-3s and t= 4.5s 2. the power absorbed at t=1s ,t-2.5 s ,t-4.5 s and t-5.5 s 3. The energy absorbed by the box between 0 and 6 s

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