Question 1: A square wave, like the one in Figure 1, is applied across an RC circuit. If you monitor the output voltage across the capacitor, the waveform would resemble that of Figure 2. Label the x-axis of Figure 2 to show the region for charging and discharging of the capacitor. Figure -1 V. @ Figure -2 (2)

Question 1: A square wave, like the one in Figure 1, is applied across an RC circuit. If you monitor the output voltage across the capacitor, the waveform would resemble that of Figure 2. Label the x-axis of Figure 2 to show the region for charging and discharging of the capacitor. Figure -1 V. @ Figure -2 (2)

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