Find the charge on the capacitor and the currents

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Homework Statement


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Homework Equations


##Q=CΔV##
##V=IR##

The Attempt at a Solution


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Is my answer correct ?
 

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Fatima Hasan said:
Is my answer correct ?
Yes.
 
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Yes, your results look fine. You should, though, provide more comments in your working to explain what you are doing at each step.
 
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