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CathyLou
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Hi.
I've no idea how to answer the following questions. Could someone please help? I'd really appreciate it.
15.15 A capacitor is joined in series with a resistor, a low resistance microammeter, a switch and a 12 V battery.
(a) When the switch is first closed, what is
(i) the p.d. across the capacitor
(ii) the p.d. across the resistor
(iii) the current
(iv) the charge on each of the capacitor plates?
(b) Calculate also the same quantities when the switch has been closed for some time so that steady conditions have been reached.
(c) If the capacitor had continued to charge at its initial rate, how long would it have taken to become fully charged?
15.16 In the previous question, at a certain instant after the switch has been closed the microammeter reads 9.5 μA. Calculate, for this instant
(a) the p.d. across the resistor
(b) the p.d. across the capacitor
(c) the charge on each of the capacitor plates?
Thank you.
Cathy
I've no idea how to answer the following questions. Could someone please help? I'd really appreciate it.
15.15 A capacitor is joined in series with a resistor, a low resistance microammeter, a switch and a 12 V battery.
(a) When the switch is first closed, what is
(i) the p.d. across the capacitor
(ii) the p.d. across the resistor
(iii) the current
(iv) the charge on each of the capacitor plates?
(b) Calculate also the same quantities when the switch has been closed for some time so that steady conditions have been reached.
(c) If the capacitor had continued to charge at its initial rate, how long would it have taken to become fully charged?
15.16 In the previous question, at a certain instant after the switch has been closed the microammeter reads 9.5 μA. Calculate, for this instant
(a) the p.d. across the resistor
(b) the p.d. across the capacitor
(c) the charge on each of the capacitor plates?
Thank you.
Cathy