What is the answer for question a.i Figure 2 below shows a capacitor of capacitance C is connected in serieswith battery of emf, E, a switch and a resistor of resistance R. When theswitch is closed, charge Q flows through the resistor.R.Figure 2a) By using a formula, explain the difference between each cases ( ifany) for:i)the energy delivered to the circuit by the batteryii)the final energy stored in capacitor.Justify your answer.

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Figure 2 below shows a capacitor of capacitance C is connected in series with battery of emf, E, a switch and a resistor of resistance R. When the switch is closed, charge Q flows through the resistor. E C R. Figure 2 a) By using a formula, explain the difference between each cases ( if any) for: i) the energy delivered to the circuit by the battery

Figure 2 below shows a capacitor of capacitance C is connected in series with battery of emf, E, a switch and a resistor of resistance R. When the switch is closed, charge Q flows through the resistor. E C R. Figure 2 a) By using a formula, explain the difference between each cases ( if any) for: i) the energy delivered to the circuit by the battery

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Chapter21: Resistive-capacitive Series Circuits

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