A 220 microfarad capacitor has an initial charged of 800 microcoulomb. It is discharged through a 100-2 resistor. How long will it take in order for a capacitor to discharge to a. 100 microcoulomb? b. 150 microcoulomb? c. 200 microcoulomb? d. 250 microcoulomb? e. 300 microcoulomb? f. 350 microcoulomb? g. 400 microcoulomb? h. 450 microcoulomb? i. 500 microcoulomb? j. 550 microcoulomb? k. 600 microcoulomb? I. 700 microcoulomb? Make a graphical representation of equivalent charge vs time t, then interpret the graph

A 220 microfarad capacitor has an initial charged of 800 microcoulomb. It is discharged through a 100-2 resistor. How long will it take in order for a capacitor to discharge to a. 100 microcoulomb? b. 150 microcoulomb? c. 200 microcoulomb? d. 250 microcoulomb? e. 300 microcoulomb? f. 350 microcoulomb? g. 400 microcoulomb? h. 450 microcoulomb? i. 500 microcoulomb? j. 550 microcoulomb? k. 600 microcoulomb? I. 700 microcoulomb? Make a graphical representation of equivalent charge vs time t, then interpret the graph

Delmar's Standard Textbook Of Electricity

7th Edition

ISBN:9781337900348

Author:Stephen L. Herman

Publisher:Stephen L. Herman

Chapter19: Capacitors

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 4RQ: 4. In what form is the energy of a capacitor stored?

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