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A 2.00-anda7.50-渭贵capacitor can be connected in series or parallel, as can a 25.0- and a 100-办惟 resistor. Calculate the four RCtime constants possible from connecting the resulting capacitance and resistance in series.

Short Answer

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The values are obtained as:

1=0.1975s2=1.1875ss3=0.0316s4=0.199s

Step by step solution

01

Define circuit

A circuit is a closed-loop through which electrons can pass. Electrical energy is provided in the circuit by a source of electricity, such as a battery. No electrons will travel unless the circuit is complete, that is, it returns to the electrical source in a full circle.

02

Evaluating the RC time constants

TheRCtime constant is evaluated using the formula:

=RC

Where the value of R is resistance in the circuit and the value of C is capacitance.

The two possible resistance are,

localid="1656393507362" Rs=R1+R2=2.50104+1.00105=1.25105Rp=R1R2R1+R2=2.501041.001052.50104+1.00105=2.00104

The two possible capacitance is calculated as,

Cs=C1C2C1+C2=2.0010-6F7.5010-6F2.0010-6F+7.5010-6F=1.5810-6FCp=C1+C2=2.0010-6F+7.5010-6F=9.510-6F

Finally, the four-time constant can be evaluated as,

1=RsCs=1.251051.5810-6F=0.197s2=RsCp=1.251059.510-6F=1.1875s3=RpCs=2.001041.5810-6F=0.0316s4=RpCp=2.001049.510-6F=0.19s

Therefore, the required values are:

1=0.1975s2=1.185ss3=0.0316s4=0.19s

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