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SITUATION NO. 1 - A specific circuit element has a charge of q = 10e^(2t ) coulomb and a voltage across it of v = 10e^(-t) volts. (Note :tis time in seconds)

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Chapter23: Resistive-inductive-capacitive Series Circuits

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Solve no.02 and show solutions. (Situation no.01 image below)

SITUATION NO. 1 - A specific circuit element has a charge of q = 10e^(2t )
coulomb and a voltage across it of v = 10e^(-t) volts. (Note :tis time in
seconds)

2. Find the power dissipated in the circuit element at t = 1 second.
271.83 W
281.83 W
291.83 W
301.83 W

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