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Physics, 16.06.2021 14:00 natalie2sheffield

Set up the following RC circuit and obtain the graphs of voltage across the capacitor and the current on the branch where the capacitor is placed during Charging and Discharging of the capacitor and compare the time constants of two events. (You may use different ways of switching in your circuit)


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