Physics, 26.03.2020 17:26 prettyluhangel

A capacitor of capacitance C is charged by an EMF through a resistance R. The time constant describes how quickly the voltages and currents change while the capacitor charges.
1. Which statement about the time constant is true?
O The time constant is RC and a Ohm times a Farad is the same as a VoltCoulomb.
O The time constant is R/C and a Ohm divided by a Farad is the same as a Volt'second/Coulomb.
O The time constant is RC and a Ohm times a Farad is the same as a VoltCoulomb/second.
O The time constant is R/C and a Ohm divided by a Farad is the same as a Volt/Coulomb.
O The time constant is RC and a Ohm times a Farad is the same as a second.

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