E ) LISERC Circuit - DischargingYou have an RC Circuit - a Resistor and Capacitor (in series). The system wascharged previously, and the capacitor has an initial voltage of V. You allow thecapacitor to discharge through the resistor, using up its energy.Voltage vs. Time CapacitorVo0.368 Vo1т27374т57Time (s)R = 29.00 kiloOhms (kS2)C = 40.0 microFarad (UF)Capacitor Voltage = 9 VHow long (time) will it take for the capacitor to discharge to 68 % of the initialvoltage across it? Enter your answer in seconds - you do not need to write the unitswith your answer.Your Answer:Answer10:55 PMVoltage (V)

Given data: The resistance value is, R= 29 kΩ The capacitance value is, C= 40 μF The capacitor…

RC Circuit - Discharging You have an RC Circuit - a Resistor and Capacitor (in series). The system was charged previously, and the capacitor has an initial voltage of V. You allow the capacitor to discharge through the resistor, using up its energy. Voltage vs. Time Capacitor Vo 0.368 Vo 1T 27 37 4т 57 Time (s) R = 29.00 kiloOhms (kS2) C = 40.0 microFarad (UF) Capacitor Voltage = 9 V How long (time) will it take for the capacitor to discharge to 68 % of the initial voltage across it? Enter your answer in seconds - you do not need to write the units with your answer. Voltage (V)

RC Circuit - Discharging You have an RC Circuit - a Resistor and Capacitor (in series). The system was charged previously, and the capacitor has an initial voltage of V. You allow the capacitor to discharge through the resistor, using up its energy. Voltage vs. Time Capacitor Vo 0.368 Vo 1T 27 37 4т 57 Time (s) R = 29.00 kiloOhms (kS2) C = 40.0 microFarad (UF) Capacitor Voltage = 9 V How long (time) will it take for the capacitor to discharge to 68 % of the initial voltage across it? Enter your answer in seconds - you do not need to write the units with your answer. Voltage (V)

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Chapter21: Circuits And Dc Instruments

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