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If you have a simple circuit with these components in sequence, Power source->Ca

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Question

If you have a simple circuit with these components in sequence,

Power source->Capacitor->Resistor->back to power source.

The equation for the voltage change across the resistor as a function of time is VR(t)=Vps*e^-t/RC


Now if we were to swithc the sequence of the circuit to Power source->Resistor->Capacitor->back to power source.


What would the equation for the voltage change across the resistor look like now?


Select one:

a. It would be some quite different number at the time constant would change from RC to CR.

b. It would switch, as it were, with the capacitor. ?VR = ?VPS - (?VPS)(e-t/RC)

c. It would be unchanged. ?VR = (?VPS)(e-t/RC)

d. Current cannot flow across a capacitor. With not current through the resistor
Ohm's Law gives the answer, zero volts.

Explanation / Answer

answer is option C

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