Question 3 E ww Figure 2 (a) Two capacitors C, and C; and two resistors are connected to a battery in an arrangement as shown in Figure 2. Given that, R is 100 2 and C, = C;=500 µF, caleulate the time constant for the circuit. After fully charged, the capacitors are disconnected from the battery, E. Calculate the time taken for total energy stored and charge in the two capacitors to become half of the initial value.

Question 3 E ww Figure 2 (a) Two capacitors C, and C; and two resistors are connected to a battery in an arrangement as shown in Figure 2. Given that, R is 100 2 and C, = C;=500 µF, caleulate the time constant for the circuit. After fully charged, the capacitors are disconnected from the battery, E. Calculate the time taken for total energy stored and charge in the two capacitors to become half of the initial value.

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