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A 7.0 F capacitor is initially charged to a potential of 16.0 V. It is then connected in series with a 3.75-mH inductor.(a) What is the total energy stored in this circuit? (b) What is the maximum current in the inductor? What is the charge on the capacitor plates at the instant the current in the inductor is maximal?

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A) The total energy stored in this circuit is 8.9610-4JB) The maximum current in the inductor 0.691A C) The charge on the capacitor plates at the instant the current in the inductor is maximal is zero

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01

Concept of the energy stored in capacitor

The energy stored in capacitor and it is given by Uc=12CV2WhereUcis the energy stored in capacitor.

02

Calculate the energy stored in capacitor and the total energy

The circuit is at the initial flow of current, the inductor doesn't store any energy at the initial state, so the energy in the coil is zero. Hence, we get the total energy stored in the circuit byU=UL+UC

The energy stored in capacitor isUC=12CV2.Substitute the values we get,

UC=127.0010-6F16.0V2=0.89610-3J1mJ1.010-3J=8.9610-4J

The total energy is given asU=UL+UC

U=0+8.9610-4J=8.9610-4J

Therefore, the total energy is8.9610-4J

03

Calculate the maximum current

The current is maximum when the capacitor is fully discharged, which means it stores zero energy. In this case, the inductor stores all energy is the circuit. So, it becomesUL=8.9610-4J

The energy in inductor is related to the current in the circuit byUL=12Li2This current is the maximum current, so we solve this equation for I and we could get the maximum current by

Imax=2ULL=28.9610-4J3.7510-3mH=0.691A

The current is the change of the charge with time. The current is the maximum when the capacitor has zero energy, in this case, there is no charge on the plates of the capacitor as the energy is zero. So, the charge is zeroQ=0

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