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


A
The voltmeter displays 5V as soon as the key is pressed, and displays +5V after a long time .
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The voltmeter will display 0V at time t=ln2 seconds
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C
The current in the ammeter becomes 1e of the Initial value after 1 second
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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 t=0 capacitors act as short circuit, so the voltmeter in the given connection displays 5V.

After a long time, (i.e as t), capacitors act as open circuit, so the voltmeter which will be in series with the two resistors carries close to zero current (Resistance of ideal voltmeter is infinity), Thus, voltmeter displays +5V .

Option (a) is correct.

Let us consider C=20μF and R=25kΩ and also suppose that the current passing through different arms of circuit are as shown in the figure.

From the figure,

qx=2CV(1et/2CR)

x=VR(et/2CR)

qy=CV(1et/2CR)

y=V2R(et/2CR)

From figure, VAVB+VBVC=VAVC

qx2C+ΔV=y(2R)

For ΔV=0 , y=qx4CR

Substituting this in the above equation we get,

qx4CR=V2R(et/2CR)

qx2CV=et/2CR

(1et/2CR)=et/2CR

1=2et/2CR

t=2CRln2

Substituting the values of Cand R gives,

t=ln2 sec

Option (b) is correct.

Current through the ammeter I=x+y

I=3V2R(et/2CR)

At t=0I=3V2R=Io(say)

Thus, at t=1 secI=I0e

Option (c) is correct.

As t ; I0 So, option (d) is also correct.

Hence, all the options are correct alternatives for the given question.

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