2. The capacitor in the circuit shown in the figure is charged with 24 µF. If S, is closed for 60 s and then S, is closed a) What are the currents passing through each resistors at immediately after S, is closed? b) What is the maximum stored charge on the capacitor after both switches are kept closed for a long time? c) What is potential on the capacitor? R,= 60 R,= 30 48 V Ry- 6 2 C 2 uF

2. The capacitor in the circuit shown in the figure is charged with 24 µF. If S, is closed for 60 s and then S, is closed a) What are the currents passing through each resistors at immediately after S, is closed? b) What is the maximum stored charge on the capacitor after both switches are kept closed for a long time? c) What is potential on the capacitor? R,= 60 R,= 30 48 V Ry- 6 2 C 2 uF

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