Fig. 2R, 5 kQ R, 6.67 ka15 VOVsR, 3 10 kn6 VA = 0In the RC circuit shown in fig ,V̟ aburuptly250 nF%3Dchange value from 6V to 15V at t=01)Find the expression V(t).2)Calculate the time t at which V=10V.%3DC

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R, 10 kQ C 6 V 250 nF In the RC circuit shown in fig ,V, aburuptl S change value from 6V to 15V at t=0 1)Find the expression V(t). 2)Calculate the time t at which V=10V. C

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15 V
OVs
R, 3 10 kn
6 V
A = 0
In the RC circuit shown in fig ,V̟ aburuptly
250 nF
%3D
change value from 6V to 15V at t=0
1)Find the expression V(t).
2)Calculate the time t at which V=10V.
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