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Asked by nitishkrnehu09
| 18th Nov, 2017,
10:05: PM
Expert Answer:
Charge on the capacitor keep on decreasing as per the following equation
q = q0 exp { - t/ (RC) }
Let us assume at time T the charge is halved in the capacitor.
if we substitute q = q0/2 in the above equation we get 2 = exp{T/RC) after simplification.
Hence T = RC ln(2)
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| 20th Nov, 2017,
02:55: PM
Asked by nitishkrnehu09 | 18th Nov, 2017, 10:05: PM
Expert Answer:
Charge on the capacitor keep on decreasing as per the following equation
q = q0 exp { - t/ (RC) }
Let us assume at time T the charge is halved in the capacitor.
if we substitute q = q0/2 in the above equation we get 2 = exp{T/RC) after simplification.
Hence T = RC ln(2)
Answered by | 20th Nov, 2017, 02:55: PM
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