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Homework Statement



A current i(t) as shown in the figure is passed through a capacitor. the charge (in micro coulomb) acquired by the capacitor after 5 micro seconds
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Homework Equations



here slope is given for 3 microsecond ie. current=dq/dt = 2.5 charge upto here = 3*2.5=7.5 micro seconds do not know what to do/unable to interpret

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Your class notes (or google) have an equation relating the capacitor voltage to the integral of its current. What is this equation?
 
The amount of charge accumulated between time ta and time tb is the area under the current-time graph between those times. It's like when you used v-t graphs to find displacement.
 

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