The circuit given is rebuilt such that the quantity controlling the dependentsource is now -60/д and a 2-μF capacitor is used instead of 5 F, V = 2.000 V,and R1 R2 = 10 Q.+:02iAR₂+www+R₁5FVCele2HDetermine the power being absorbed by R2 at t=300 μs. (Round the final answer to threedecimal places.)The power absorbed by R2 at t=300 μs isW.

The given circuit isR1=R2=10 Ω.We need to determine the power absorbed by R2 at t=300 μs.

The circuit given is rebuilt such that the quantity controlling the dependent source is now -60/д and a 2-μF capacitor is used instead of 5 F, V = 2.000 V, and R1 R2 = 10 Q. :0 2iA R₂ + www + R₁ 5F VC m 2H Determine the power being absorbed by R2 at t=300 μs. (Round the final answer to three decimal places.) The power absorbed by R2 at t= 300 μs is | W.

The circuit given is rebuilt such that the quantity controlling the dependent source is now -60/д and a 2-μF capacitor is used instead of 5 F, V = 2.000 V, and R1 R2 = 10 Q. :0 2iA R₂ + www + R₁ 5F VC m 2H Determine the power being absorbed by R2 at t=300 μs. (Round the final answer to three decimal places.) The power absorbed by R2 at t= 300 μs is | W.

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Chapter21: Resistive-capacitive Series Circuits

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