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Homework Statement
http://img231.imageshack.us/img231/7518/physicsdw3.jpg [Broken]
Homework Equations
Q=Qfinal(1-e^(-t/rc) I=Io(e^-t/rc) V=q/c T=RC
The Attempt at a Solution
A.) I think that'd it would be brighter since there is more current through the circuit but have no clue...
B.) Qfinal is .1 and Io = .2 I thought that T=RC though and I get .5, but the answer in the book RC = to -2...
D.) I thought I'd work backward for this problem. I found Ceq equal to 1200 uF. Then I did Q = V/C so Q = .0328. I know from the answer ke that Q(t) = .1(1-e^-2t) so then I get .0328 = .1(1=e^-2t) so e^-2t = .672 and then =2t = ln.672 but then i get t = .199 and the answer key says .416...
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