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@Dexter
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@Gyro Gearloose
yup
how come the potential difference became negative achanak se
it'll decay as it is na?
When VA-Vb = 6V, Vq = 2v by solving equation of RC Circuit...so when Va-Vb is 0, Vp is 0...but Vq = 2V still remains so Vp-Vq is -2V
well thats my logic
eh but thinking theoritically
that graph should not be correct
hmmm maybe but the correct answer is that the negative part of the graph should start from -4V instead of -2V..do u have any idea why?
D is simple na
When circuit is charging the heat lost from resistor is half the total energy given
and when the circuit is discharging all the energy stored will be lost through the resistor
because instantly Potential difference accross capacitor change nahi hona chahiye
the magnitude
Like before it was 4v and after it should also be 4v only ig
the magnitude
+solved @Dexter
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