What differential equation corresponds to an RC circuit with a resistor of R = 100 and acapacitor of C = 0.04 F connected in series with a voltage source of 12 V?a.10i' + 25i = 12b. 10q' + 25ą = 6C.10i' + 25i = 6d. 10q' + 25q = 0e. None of the above

What differential equation corresponds to an RC circuit with a resistor of R = 100 and a %3D capacitor ofC= 0.04 F connected in series with a voltage source of 12 V? a. 10i' + 25i = 12 b. 10q' + 25q = 6 %3! C. 10i' + 25i = 6 d. 10q' + 25q = 0 e. None of the above

What differential equation corresponds to an RC circuit with a resistor of R = 100 and a %3D capacitor ofC= 0.04 F connected in series with a voltage source of 12 V? a. 10i' + 25i = 12 b. 10q' + 25q = 6 %3! C. 10i' + 25i = 6 d. 10q' + 25q = 0 e. None of the above

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Problem 60PQ: Figure P29.60 shows a simple RC circuit with a 2.50-F capacitor, a 3.50-M resistor, a 9.00-V emf,...

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What differential equation corresponds to an RC circuit with a resistor of R = 100 and a
capacitor of C = 0.04 F connected in series with a voltage source of 12 V?
a.
10i' + 25i = 12
b. 10q' + 25ą = 6
C.
10i' + 25i = 6
d. 10q' + 25q = 0
e. None of the above

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