Which one of these diagrams best represents the equipotential lines in the vicinity of the two equal magnitude and unlike charges? (yut enh other (Mtract LT of 19 w E None of above tes that is originally neutral and the C=D 2 XID C%3D2X10 10 A 10-V-emf battery is connected in series with the following: a 2-µF capacitor, a 2.0-2 resistor, an ammeter, and a switch, initially open; a voltmeter is çonnected in parallel across the capacitor. At the instant the switch is closed, what are the current and capacitor voltage readings, respectively? 48.03 10 V 2 µF C. 121 01 A 2.0 2 a. zero A, 10 V b. zero A, zero V. laifeg ni beioson botosno c. 7.5 A, 2.5 V n idrl d. 5 A, 10 V e. 5 A, zero V

Which one of these diagrams best represents the equipotential lines in the vicinity of the two equal magnitude and unlike charges? (yut enh other (Mtract LT of 19 w E None of above tes that is originally neutral and the C=D 2 XID C%3D2X10 10 A 10-V-emf battery is connected in series with the following: a 2-µF capacitor, a 2.0-2 resistor, an ammeter, and a switch, initially open; a voltmeter is çonnected in parallel across the capacitor. At the instant the switch is closed, what are the current and capacitor voltage readings, respectively? 48.03 10 V 2 µF C. 121 01 A 2.0 2 a. zero A, 10 V b. zero A, zero V. laifeg ni beioson botosno c. 7.5 A, 2.5 V n idrl d. 5 A, 10 V e. 5 A, zero V

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Chapter7: Electric Potential

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