Physics, asked by virrus, 1 year ago

solve this plzz ASAP✍️✍️✍️

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TPS: is the answer 0?

virrus: yess

virrus: i also got zero

virrus: but wasn't sure

TPS: i too dont remember well.. just that capacitor doesn't allow current instantly...it takes some time... in both the loops, for current to flow, it needs to pass through a capacitor. so there won't be any current at t= 0

virrus: yeass....perfect....i saw in my notes...u r right bro....aftrall found a real genius here...tqsm❤️❤️

TPS: :))

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Answered by khushiaulakh

2. 85 A current will flow through it .

$because \: \: \: \\ \\ \\ \\ \\ \\ \\ v = \frac{i}{r \: }$

and we are given with v and there are two resistors in series
$2 \: ohm \: and \: 5 \: ohm \: when \: we \: add \: them \: 2 + 5 = 7 \: ohm \: and \: v \: = 20 \: so \: put \: the \: values \: in \: the \: formula \:$
hope it will help you

virrus: arre ye option me v nhi h

virrus: aur circuit me capacitors v hn

virrus: its class 12th

khushiaulakh: ok

khushiaulakh: I'm in class 10th veere

khushiaulakh: sorry

virrus: then try na dear...atleast ek bar dhyan se dekho...sirf resistors nhi h circuit me

virrus: its okkk

Answered by Anonymous

Answer:

Explanation:

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