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Formula used: V = Q/C = (Q₀/C) e^-t/RC
V = V₀ e^-t/RC
Kindly observe that e^-t/RC is a term and -t/RC is the power of e
According to the given data,
V = 1 v, V₀ = 50 v, t = 10
By substituting these values in formula,
1 v = (50 v) e^-10/RC
So, e^-10/RC = 1/50 →→→→ 1
The potential difference at t = 20 ms
= (50 v) e^-20/RC
= (50 v) (e^-10/RC)²
= (50 v) (1/50)² ( From 1)
= 1/50 v
= 0.02 v
Therefore, potential difference at t=20 ms is 0.02 v.
V = V₀ e^-t/RC
Kindly observe that e^-t/RC is a term and -t/RC is the power of e
According to the given data,
V = 1 v, V₀ = 50 v, t = 10
By substituting these values in formula,
1 v = (50 v) e^-10/RC
So, e^-10/RC = 1/50 →→→→ 1
The potential difference at t = 20 ms
= (50 v) e^-20/RC
= (50 v) (e^-10/RC)²
= (50 v) (1/50)² ( From 1)
= 1/50 v
= 0.02 v
Therefore, potential difference at t=20 ms is 0.02 v.
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