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Chapter 27, Problem 12Q
After the switch in Fig. 27-15 is closed on point a, there is current i through resistance R. Figure 27-23 gives that current for four sets of values of R and capacitance C (1) R0 and C0, (2) 2R0 and C0 (3) R0 and 2C0, (4) 2R0 and 2C0. Which set goes with which curve?
Figure 27-23 Question 12.
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