R1 Bt=T. R3 V1 Vc(t) V2 R2 Given To=2 secs V1=15 V V2=11 V C = 4 F R1=13 2 R2=10 2 R3=14 2 and that the voltage across the capacitor is vC(t) = vc(w) + (Vc(To*) - vC())e™/t for t> To*. Determine the Note that t=RTHC where RTh is the Thevenin equivalent resistance that the time constant t in seconds. capacitor sees after the switch moves from position A to position B at To secs.

R1 Bt=T. R3 V1 Vc(t) V2 R2 Given To=2 secs V1=15 V V2=11 V C = 4 F R1=13 2 R2=10 2 R3=14 2 and that the voltage across the capacitor is vC(t) = vc(w) + (Vc(To) - vC())e™/t for t> To. Determine the Note that t=RTHC where RTh is the Thevenin equivalent resistance that the time constant t in seconds. capacitor sees after the switch moves from position A to position B at To secs.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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