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In the circuit shown below, if at time t=0 the switch (key) is on, then which of the following statements is/are true?


A
The voltmeter displays 5 V as soon as the key is pressed, and displays +5 V after a long time.
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The voltmeter will display 0 V at time t=ln2 s.
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C
The current in the ammeter becomes 1e of the initial value after 1 s
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D
The current in the ammeter becomes zero after a long time.
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Solution

The correct option is D The current in the ammeter becomes zero after a long time.
At time t=0, capacitor acts as short circuit. So voltmeter displays 5 V.

At time, t=. Capacitor acts as open circuit, so voltmeter displays +5 V

At t=


Since, ideal voltmeter has infinite resistance current through it is zero. Current across ammeter is measured zero.

So, options (a) and (d) are correct.

Time constant of upper RC circuit.

τ1=R1C1=25×105×40×106=1 s

Time constant of lower, RC circuit,

τ2=R2C2=50×103×20×106=1 s

At time t:


I1=I0etτ1

I1=5R1et

Similarly , I2=5R2et

Charge , q1=C1V1etτ1

q1=5C1(1et)

Similarly, q2=5C2(1et)

Ammeter reading , I=I1+I2

I=5et(1R1+1R2)

At t=0 sec,

Initial current , I0=5R1+5R2

At t=1 sec ,

Initial current , I0=1e(5R1+5R2)

So, option (c) is the correct answer.

At t=ln2

Potential difference between (3) and (1),

V31=5(112)=52 V

Potential difference between (3) and (2),

V32=I2R2=5(et)

At t=ln2

V32=52 V

So, voltmeter reading will be zero at t=ln2 sec.

So, option (b) is correct

Hence, all the options are the correct answers.

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