Assuming that there is no initial charge on the capacitors, compute the value for Vc if the switch has been moved to position 1 for 17 (1 time constant). It assumed that the answer is in volts; only write the number.

Assuming that there is no initial charge on the capacitors, compute the value for Vc if the switch has been moved to position 1 for 17 (1 time constant). It assumed that the answer is in volts; only write the number.

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