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35.
How long would it take the capacitor in the given circuit to completely discharge if the switch was in position 2?
Discussion:
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Hima said:
9 years ago
RC = (6.2 + 2.2) * 1000 * 10^-6 is equal to 8.4ms.
Then to completely discharge 5 time constants.
= 5RC.
= 8.4 * 5 = 42 ms.
So I agree with you @ Kiran.
Then to completely discharge 5 time constants.
= 5RC.
= 8.4 * 5 = 42 ms.
So I agree with you @ Kiran.
Naveen G said:
9 years ago
@Kiran and @Hima.
You guys substituted C = 1x10^-6 F, instead 10x10^-6 F(As given in the question).
So your answer is 42 ms (wrong), instead 420 ms (Correct).
You guys substituted C = 1x10^-6 F, instead 10x10^-6 F(As given in the question).
So your answer is 42 ms (wrong), instead 420 ms (Correct).
Shadan said:
8 years ago
Why we multiply by 1000?
Manikandan said:
8 years ago
Why Mulitply of 1000 here?
Decim said:
8 years ago
@Manikandaan and @Shadan
That 1000 is for the computation of total resistance,
(6.2+2.2)*1000= 8400 &Ohm;
That 1000 is for the computation of total resistance,
(6.2+2.2)*1000= 8400 &Ohm;
Girish kulkarni said:
8 years ago
Why here resistance added, here in fig resistance are connected in parallel know then? Please explain.
Lex said:
7 years ago
@All.
In the circuit, R2 and R3 are in kilo ohms. That's why there is *1000.
In the circuit, R2 and R3 are in kilo ohms. That's why there is *1000.
YASHAWANTH M said:
7 years ago
Why you multiple with 5 times?
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