5.360-4.980=0.38 Charging 4.980s to T'exp 5.360s 10.360s Texp 0.380s 0.380s 1. Calculate your experimental value of the Time Constant, Texp, obtained by both charging and discharging the capacitor by taking the difference of T'exp - to and record it as Texp in Table 1, under charging and then discharging. Show work. 10.360-9.980=0.38 Discharging 9.980s 2. Calculate the theoretical value for T. Show work. Theoretical value = RC 1000 resistor *( 330*10^-6 µF capacitor )= 0.33 3. Calculate the % errors for the Time Constant for both the charging and discharging values. Show work. 4. Calculate the % difference between your experimental values of the Time Constant. Show work.

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You are given four capacitors of capacitance 1μF each. How many different effectivecapacitors can you make with them, using one, two, three, or all four in differentconfigurations ( in series and/or in parallel ), and what are their capacitances? Mind helping me out, if you don't mind, could you write it out. I know some responses are given in text form and I find that hard to read at times. Thank you very much.

for -6.9V Use equations for the V of point charge to calculate and verify for this voltage value. Using the distance scale and the measuring tape to find the distance from your meter to each charge. The measured distance between both charges is 554.2cm.