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A 500μF capacitor is charged at a steady rate of 100μC/sec. The potential difference across the capacitor will be 10V after an interval of-
  1. 5 sec
  2. 20 sec
  3. 25 sec
  4. 50 sec

A
5 sec
B
25 sec
C
50 sec
D
20 sec
Solution
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Given,
Capacitance, C=500μF
Potential difference, V=10V
Rate of charging, q=100μC/sec
=100×106C/sec
To fine, t=?
We know that,
Q=qt
t=Qq=5×103C100×106C×sec=50sec
It will take 50sec to raise the potential difference .
Hence,
Option D is correct.

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