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During the charging process of the RC- circuit, the current changes as a function of time as shown. Knowing that the resistance R= 25k2, then the capacitor has a value of: I QuA) 100 63 37 23.1 50 t (sec) Select one: O a. 500µF b. 2000µF c. 1000LF d. We can't determine

During the charging process of the RC- circuit, the current changes as a function of time as shown. Knowing that the resistance R= 25k2, then the capacitor has a value of: I QuA) 100 63 37 23.1 50 t (sec) Select one: O a. 500µF b. 2000µF c. 1000LF d. We can't determine

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