http://www.ck12.org Chapter 15. Electric Circuits: Capacitors
- 123μF
- 073 μF
- 4× 107 V
- 4× 109 J
4.. - 100 V
- A greater voltage created a stronger electronic field, or because as charges build up they repel each other
from the plate.
- 21 V,V is squared so it doesn’t act like problem 4
- 3.3 F
- 54Ω
- 200 V
- 5× 10 −^9 F
- 5 × 10 −^9 F
- 6V
- 0.3A
- 18V
- 6 × 10 −^4 C
- 2 × 10 −^3 J
a. 80μF
b. 40μF
c. 120μF
- 2 × 10 −^3 J
- 7 μF
- 7 μF
- 0 × 103 N/C
- 4 × 10 −^15 N
- 6 × 1015 m/s^2
- 3 × 10 −^11 s
- 9 × 10 −^7 m
- 1 × 10 −^30
6..
7..
- 1 × 10 −^30
- 10 V
- 0.43 seconds
- 1.8 seconds
- 7 × 10 −^4 C
- No, it will asymptotically approach it.
- The graph is same shape as the Q(t) graph. It will rise rapidly and then tail off asymptotically towards
12 V. - The voltage across the resistor is 12 V minus the voltage across the capacitor. Thus, it exponentially
decreases approaching the asymptote of 0 V.
- about 128kΩ