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Please answer this question and all parts. Show all work. Thanks. [10 pts] In an

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[10 pts] In an RC circuit, how many time constants must elapse if an initially uncharged capacitor is to reach 40% of its final potential difference? 9. Or, / Consider the following RC circuit. At the switch S is closed with the capacitor uncharged. Take C'-30 F, c 50 p, and R-10 2. (a) [3 pts] Apply Kirchhoff's Loop Rule to the circuit and write an equation for the circuit. -e } e (b) [3 pts] What is the charge on the capacitor when the current in the circuit is 2.0 mA? (C) [4 pts] At what time does the charge on the capacitor becomes 300p07 2

Explanation / Answer

Solution) Final potential be V

40% of V

We have V=Vo(1-e^(-t/Rc))

(40/100)Vo=Vo(1-e^(-t/Rc))

0.4=1-e^(-t/Rc)

e^(t/Rc)=(1/0.6)

t/Rc=0.221

t=0.221Rc

Given here C=30uF

E=50V

R=10kohms

(a) loop equation

E-(Q/C)-IR=0

IR=E-(Q/c)

(b) I=2mA

Substituting in above equation

(2×10^(-3))(10×10^(3))=50-(Q/(30×10^(-6))

Q/(30×10^(-6))=30

Q=900×10^(-6)

Q=900uC

(c) Q=300uC

Qo=900uC

Q=Qo(1-e^(-t/Rc))

300=900(1-e^(-t/(10×10^(3)×30×10^(-6)))

e^(10t/3)=3/2

10t/3=log(1.5)

t=0.052 seconds