2 Problems

[NINHARDCOREFAN]

https://hw.utexas.edu/tmp/Muddam1/1080079116Xuj.pdf

for #5:
I know you have to use this equation:
Ve^\frac{-t}{RC}
R=3e6+2e6=5e6
So I did 11e^\frac{-1.5}{5e6*1e-6}= 8.149000428
but it's wrong and I don't know why.


for #8:
q= 3.376e-6
I= 1.79839e-6
(both values are right)
C=1.1e-6
q=CV
V=q/C
3.06909=V
P=IV
5.5194224e-6=1.79839e-6*3.06909
because the answer should be in to the 1e-6 I didvided the answer by 1e-6, so my final answer is 5.5194224, which is also wrong.

Thanks in advance.

[Doc Al]

Originally posted by NINHARDCOREFAN
for #5:
I know you have to use this equation:
Ve^\frac{-t}{RC}
R=3e6+2e6=5e6
So I did 11e^(\frac{-1.5}{5e6*1e-6})= 8.149000428
but it's wrong and I don't know why.

It looks like you found the voltage across the capacitor at t=1.5 sec, but the problem asks for the voltage across the 3M Ohm resistor. Hint: find the current, then use Ohm's law.

[NINHARDCOREFAN]

So you want me to find current using this equation:
\frac{V}{R}e^\frac{-t}{RC}
I should just use 3e6 for R? Then use V=IR?

[Doc Al]

Originally posted by NINHARDCOREFAN
for #8:
q= 3.376e-6
I= 1.79839e-6
(both values are right)
C=1.1e-6
q=CV
V=q/C
3.06909=V
P=IV
5.5194224e-6=1.79839e-6*3.06909
because the answer should be in to the 1e-6 I didvided the answer by 1e-6, so my final answer is 5.5194224, which is also wrong.

This problem asks for the power delivered by the battery, which is always P=IV, where V is the voltage of the battery.

[Doc Al]

Originally posted by NINHARDCOREFAN
So you want me to find current using this equation:
\frac{V}{R}e^\frac{-t}{RC}
Yes, where R is the total resistance.
I should just use 3e6 for R? Then use V=IR?
To find the voltage across a resistor, use V=IR for that resistor.

[NINHARDCOREFAN]

Thanks a LOT!