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A capacitor of capacitance \( C = 2.0 \, \mu F \) is initially charged with charge \( Q_0 = 6.0 \, \mu C \). The capacitor is then discharged by connecting it to a resistor of resistance \( R = 5.0 \, M \Omega \).
- The initial voltage of this capacitor is [Select] V.
At time \( t = 20 \, s \):
- The charge on the capacitor is \( Q = \) [Select] \( \mu C \),
- The voltage across the capacitor is \( \Delta V = \) [Select] V,
- The current in the circuit is \( I = \) [Select] \( \mu A \),
- And the energy stored in the capacitor is \( U = \) [Select] \( \mu J \).](https://content.bartleby.com/qna-images/question/96bdc984-0c94-4126-931a-4f5fa3dfc15a/fe16ba43-79a1-4d50-b9e1-41d4f305f010/7sr1r4x_thumbnail.jpeg)
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A capacitor of capacitance \( C = 2.0 \, \mu F \) is initially charged with charge \( Q_0 = 6.0 \, \mu C \). The capacitor is then discharged by connecting it to a resistor of resistance \( R = 5.0 \, M \Omega \).
- The initial voltage of this capacitor is [Select] V.
At time \( t = 20 \, s \):
- The charge on the capacitor is \( Q = \) [Select] \( \mu C \),
- The voltage across the capacitor is \( \Delta V = \) [Select] V,
- The current in the circuit is \( I = \) [Select] \( \mu A \),
- And the energy stored in the capacitor is \( U = \) [Select] \( \mu J \).
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