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Time Constant of Circuit - General Physics - Solved Past Paper, Exams of Physics

This is the Solved Past Paper of General Physics which includes Work Energy Theorem, Specific Object, Specific Interval of Time, Forces Acting on System, Newton’s Second Law Analysis, Nonconservative Forces, Total Mechanical Energy etc. Key important points are: Time Constant of Circuit, Capacitor Initially Uncharged, Charge on Capacitor, Potential on Capacitor, Current Flowing Through Resistor, Resistances in Parallel, Radius of Circular Region

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Download Time Constant of Circuit - General Physics - Solved Past Paper and more Exams Physics in PDF only on Docsity! 2. (25 pts) An RC-circuit is shown below. + 270 µF 33 k 47 k 10 V a) (5 pts) What is the time constant of this circuit? 1 R = 1 33 + 1 47 R = 19.39 kΩ τ = RC = ( 19.39 × 103 ) ( 270 × 10−6 ) = 5.24 s b) (5 pts) If the capacitor is initially uncharged, how much charge is on the capacitor after the circuit has been connected for 2 s? q(t) = V C [ 1 − e− t RC ] = (10) ( 270 × 10−6 ) [ 1 − e− 2 5.24 ] = 857 µC c) (5 pts) What is the potential on the capacitor after 2 s? V = Q C = 857 × 10−6 270 × 10−6 = 3.175 V d) (10 pts) How much current is flowing through each resistor at t = 2 s? V = 10 − 3.175 = 6.825 V Since the resistances are in parallel, this is the same for both. Thus, I33k = 6.825 33000 = 207 µA I47k = 6.825 47000 = 145 µA
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