Given the following RC circuit, with R = 100.0kN and C = 12.5µF, determine the time constant T. Then let a voltage of 45.0 V be applied to a charging capacitor. How long will it take for the capacitor to reach four fifths of the original charge Qmas? R V

Given the following RC circuit, with R = 100.0kN and C = 12.5µF, determine the time constant T. Then let a voltage of 45.0 V be applied to a charging capacitor. How long will it take for the capacitor to reach four fifths of the original charge Qmas? R V

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