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Given
R C circuit
with v = 30 V , C = 50*10^-6 F , R = 0.7*10^6 ohm
t = 8.0 s
the total charge in the circuit at t=0 s is Q = C*V
Q = 50*10^-6*30 = 1500*10^-6 C
in charging condition of a capacitor in RC circuit
Q(t) = Q (1-e^(t/RC))
time constant T = R*C = 0.7*10^6*50*10^-6 s = 35 s
Q(8) = 1500*10^-6 (1-e^(-8/35)) C
Q(8) = 0.0003064958075 C
Q(8) = 306.49580 *10^-6 C = 310 micro coulombs
answer is 310 micro coulombs
19.3
l = 44 m , r = 7 mm
v = 11 V , resitivity is rho = 1.68*10^-8 ohm m
current throug the wire is I = V/R
where R = rho*l/A
R = rho*l/(pi*r^2)
R = ( 1.68*10^-8*44)/(pi*(7*10^-3)^2) ohm
R = 0.004802 ohm
current is I = V/R
I = 11/(0.004802) A
I = 2290.7122 A
I = 2300 A
19.13
V = 9 V
R1 = 660 ohm
R2 = 350 ohm
R1,R2 are in seires so the net resistance is R = R1+R2 = 660+350 ohm = 1010 ohm
V = I*R
I = V/R
I = 9/1010 A
I = 0.0089108910891 A
now the potential across the resistor R2 is
V2 = i*R2 = 0.0089108910891*350 V = 3.12 V
and V1 = I*R1 = 0.0089108910891*660 V = 5.88 V
so V = V1+V2 = 9 V
so the potential difference across the resistor 350 ohm is = 3.12 V
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