How Does This Basic RC Circuit Function?

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The discussion centers on the functioning of a basic RC circuit, with specific results provided by a user. The voltage across the capacitor (Vx) is reported as 20 V, the equivalent resistance (Req) is calculated at 2.079 ohms, and the current (i) is measured at 4 A. These values indicate the relationship between voltage, resistance, and current in the circuit, confirming Ohm's Law and the principles of RC circuits.

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my results were Vx = 20 V
Req = 2.079 ohms
i = 4 A

I'm not sure if they are correct though.
 

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