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In the given circuit with steady current find potential drop across the capacitor


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try usin kirchoffs laws

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stedy current means ...........
t=infinity.......
 
so cap. acts as a conductor........
 
 
thn use superposition priciple or kirchoffs laws
 
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ans V/2 .
 
Here capacitor branch is open at steady state .
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ya once the capacitor is fully charged there will not be any current in its branch
consider only the outer circuit
V = 2IR
I=V/2R
potential difference between across the branch = V + R * V/2R
= 3/2V
potential difference across capacitor = 3/2V - V = V/2

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